Hi Rick, I'm glad you like the new version. We will be announcing its availability in the next few days. Have you tried using the new replace between tags...
Simon, I was able to end up using the method you described (fairly painlessly I might add!), but I've got a few more questions: 1) In my case, I'm trying to...
Hi Rick, 1. Because of the way TextPipe works, it is time consuming for it to determine whether it has actually changed a file or not! As a simple example, if...
Did you know that you can use DataPipe to apply TextPipe filters to a database? This means that you can perform interactive search and replace, remove extra...
Ok.. I was finally able to get my modifications working 100%.. I ran into some issues with spaces vs. tabs that our GNU Make doesn't like.. I removed the...
Any ideas? I wish to retain the line structure so I can see where the plain text is in a packet log. When I convert, the formatting of the log is lost. Is it...
Hi Rick, All TextPipe filters automatically recognise Mac, Unix and PC end of lines, even if they are mixed in one file. The problem comes when you use a...
Hi, I have a series of HTML files, and I'm wanting to extract particular text from it and put it in to a single CSV file, and I'm having problems! The things I...
I'm experimenting with the evaluation version of TextPipe, which is very nice. But I can't figure out whether it can do the following i. I want to specify a...
Hi Andrew, There are 2 general approaches that you can use. 1. Use a search/replace to find the data you need, then use a VBScript sub filter to store it in...
Hi Stephen, TextPipe has a facility where sub filters can be turned on and off using a VBScript filter. I have attached a complete working example. You should...
I am using COM to automate TextPipe as one component of a large processing application. The problem is that I get promted every once and a while for updates,...
Open TextPipe, select Tools\Check for TextPipe updates, then set the 'next check date' well into the future. Regards, Simon Carter, Crystal Software,...
Hi Tom, I have attached a filter that displays a list of web pages with e-mail addresses. Just open the filter in TextPipe, drag and drop the top folder of...
Hi, thanks for that code. Unfortunately, when I try to load it into textpipe, I get the error message Error reading TVersion.version: Invalid property value I...
Hi Stephen, You need to download the latest version from the website (below). Regards, Simon Carter, Crystal Software, http://www.crystalsoftware.com.au ...
Hi Stephen, The problem is with yahoo groups/IE - sometimes it downloads the file as text, not binary. I have attached it again as a .zip. Regards, Simon...
Thanks. I downloaded the zip file and loaded it into TextPro. It seemed to load ok, showing a VBScript filter; and, within this filter, a line with a filter...
Hello, I would like to know if this is possible with Textpipe... I have groups of 3 files: and original, a list of sentences (one sentence per line) appearing...
Hi Jose, You will need a couple of filters to do this. 1) Filter to add "/S= To the start and " To the end of each line of search strings. 2) Filter to add ...
The explanation is that TextPipe opens a new window so that you can still find out what is running in the command line window. You must have added the Convert...
Thank you. Now it is the time for me to buy TextPipe. Regards, José Angel ... have ... perhaps ... 9888 ... remove ... emails ... run ... my ... filter ... in...
Hello all, I send out a newsletter (with attachment) to more than 4000 people. Inevitably, there are always bounce-backs. These bouncebacks are almost always...
Hi all, We've just created a new page that describes TextPipe's architecture, making it easy to understand why it's so much more powerful than other text...
I have used textpipe for some time now, but I am not sure how I would perform the following function: Take a large text file with the following format-...
I am trying to find and replace a pattern and I just can't get it to work. I can't see where my syntax is wrong. Here is my original text. This is repeated...