| Make 1000 "Wrong" Entries "Right" In Seconds with Criline S'n'R |
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(press release ) A Powerful Search and Replace Utility Lets You Search for Any String Using a File Mask and Filters and Replace All Found Matches with another String, All Effortlessly and in Seconds. CRILINE.com today announces the release of Criline S'n'R 4.0, a powerful search and replace tool for the Windows OS. Using this software, you can search a file or a group of files for a particular string and replace it with another one. The tool is designed to process text-based files, as well as binary files. This means Criline S'n'R can be used to modify the content of program code, HTML code, log file, as well as rename EXE files, images, and MP3 files. The program supports plain text, HEX, regular expressions, a case sensitive search, include/exclude file masks and filters based on file date and size. All replacement changes are backed up and an HTML report is generated in the end of the routine. What's New in Criline S'n'R? "Replacing wrong strings with S'n'R doesn't require any advanced knowledge of the computer," continues Andy. "Let's say, for example, you want to find all entries of the text "wrong" and replace them with the text "right" in all files created between 05.05.2008 and 16.06.2008 and having the size no more than 12 Kbytes. So, you select the source folder and the search mode, which should be set to "Plain Text". Then, you type in "wrong" in the "Search for" field and "right" in the "Replace with" field. You move along by adding time slots, which should be between 05.05.2008 and 16.06.2008. In the end, you specify the file size restriction, which should be less or equal to 12 Kbytes. After launching the search, you will be prompted with a replacement action, each time S'n'R's artificial intelligence finds a matching entry. As soon as the search is over, the program generates a report with a list of all replacements." Criline S'n'R Features at a Glance: Criline's Availability About CRILINE.com # # # |
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| Last Updated ( Monday, 30 June 2008 ) |



