Re: Website HTML Tool Needed

[John Posada <posada -at- FAXSAV -dot- COM>]

Bill

The Explorer in MS FrontPage will do something like this, but you have
to import the files into FP first.

You can enter a search and replace command...it will go from page to
page, open the page, bring you to the string to be changed, make the
change, then save and close the file.  It opens each first so that you
can decline a particular change instead of it being done without your
input.

John


Bill Sullivan wrote:
>
> For the Windows 95 or Windows NT environment, is there a tool capable
> of doing search and replace operations on multiple, unopened files?
> Obviously, a tool that can save you the time and trouble of opening,
> fixing, and then saving and closing all the files associated with a
> given web site is a useful tool indeed.
>
> In the Mac environment, this is done with a tool called HTML Grinder.
>
> Bill Sullivan
> bsullivan -at- email -dot- exide -dot- com
> San Diego, California
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