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| Multi Replace Pro |
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| Multi Replace is a batch search and replace tool that is capable of performing these functions in multiple files simultaneously. Essentially, the tool searches and replaces symbols, names, words, sentences or paragraphs in all files where these manipulations need to be done, rather than making you do it file by file. Obviously, the tool is incredibly convenient for writers, secretaries, programmers, web developers and other professionals who work with text strings. A typical task for Multi Replace would be to change company name in all documents after re-branding or to replace old URL links with new ones in all HTML documents that belong to certain web project. Multi Replace offers a number of nifty search and replace features. For example, all replacements can be limited only to files stored in a specified folder/subfolder or only to files of certain type(s). It is also possible to exclude files from being processed. There is even an automatic backup option that makes it possible to revert back to old files in case anything goes wrong. More importantly, there are several choices for replacement actions - replace with, replace between, insert before, insert after or delete. File type masks, case sensitivity, customized replacement rules and batch or one-by-one processing options are available as well. The program builds itself into Explorer's context menu and is always readily available. For added convenience, all processed files can be exported to a specified output folder. The replacement settings can be saved for future processing. Multi Replace is 100% FREE to download and try. Get it now and you won't go back to your older, slower, one-file-at-a-time solution. |
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| Quite convenient and "workable" tool. The only missed part is reqular expressions... |
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| Download Multi Replace Pro 2.1: |
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Version: 2.1
ShareWare
Interface: ENG RUS Ukrainian
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Added: 01 Dec 2003
Updated: 01 Dec 2004 |
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