String-O-Matic performs search and replace operations with multiple strings in multiple files.
Features:
- Works with all versions of Windows® 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, and 7.
- Not only can search and replace operations be performed on the contents of one or more files, but on their filenames as well. This is very useful for the automated mass renaming of files.
- The "Whole Word" option can be used to ignore matches that occur inside a word. For example, "amp" would be ignored if found in "example".
- The question mark and asterisk "wildcards" are optionally supported in search and replace strings.
- The search-only option allows you to preview the changes before they are made.
- Permits case-sensitive or case-insensitive searches.
- Optional "Prompt on replace" mode supported.
- The search and replace strings are allowed to be canonicalized in the style of either URL's or HTML. This permits the representation of special characters.
- A MS-DOS command batch can be executed before or after the operation.
- The line numbers on which the operation is performed can be limited to a certain range.
- A detailed operation log is generated.
- Great care is taken when making changes to a file. The old file is renamed to a temporary file for safe keeping. The replacement is then written and verified. If no errors occur, the temporary backup file is deleted. Otherwise, the backup file is restored and the error is reported. These steps help ensure that data never gets lost.
- Includes a tool for normalizing line-breaks and trimming whitespace from the end of lines.
- Includes a tool for bulk filename case conversions.
- A thorough Help File describes all features in detail.
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