Advanced Find and Replace

Version history for Advanced Find and Replace shows you how often it was updated over the past months (starting Jun 16, 2005) as well as 'what is new' information for each update (if available, since this information provided by the author).

Version:	4.1
Size:	1387 KB
OS:	Win 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista
Interface:
Description:	Search files with smart queries as with Google, replace simple or multiline text in multiple files. The batch replace operation easily updates hundreds of different links in several files. Extremely fast, easy to use, with excellent help.

v 4.1 updated on Oct 06, 2008

* Feature: new option: Search In Hidden Files. * Feature: new option: Search In Hidden Folders.

v 3.0 updated on Aug 15, 2007

* Feature: Search in list of files. * Feature: Search in Results. * Feature: User Interface has now different themes. * Feature: new Choose Masks window simplifying mask selection. * Feature: new Choose Paths window simplifying path selection.

v 2.3 updated on Jun 16, 2005

Feature: Find command now may search using regular expressions (see Find tab of Options window). Feature: Possibility to evaluate expressions: you may transform text into lower case, upper case, add or subtract numbers and so on. Feature: Preview works now with using Up and Down keyboard buttons. Feature: Added new command line parameters -mask and -path. Read more: http://www.abacre.com/afr/manual/commandline.htm Feature: New parameter: Force Read Only files. Feature: New option: Include File Name into Search Scope. Feature: New option: Handle Unicode files (with ASCII chars only) Feature: Search and replace in MS Excel macros and formulas. Feature: Preview panel now fully works for Excel files and partially for Word files. Feature: Ctrl+F will find text in preview panel. Feature: Replace until found option for Batch replace. Bug fixed: Focus was on search path. Now AFR has focus on Search Query field. Bug fixed: AFR could not display file sizes greater than 2GB. Bug fixed: Could not rename file when new file name already existed. Bug fixed: It was not possible to use {nnnn} format in replace part of regular expression. Bug fixed: Counter of found files was not incremented on found MS Office files.

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