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Subject:FW: Website HTML Tool Needed From:Lisa Swallow <lswallow -at- OR -dot- CADIX -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 20 Nov 1997 09:30:42 -0800
Last year, when I needed just such a handly little tool, one of our
programmers wrote me a Tcl program to do the job. I've been using it
since then, and it works like a charm. It does require a Tcl
interpreter, but that is a free download from SUN.
It has no GUI. It does nothing except search and replace on multilple,
unopened files. Because it is Tcl, it runs on all platforms. I use
Unix, NT, and WIndows '95.
If you're interested, I will check with our VP of Engineering to see if
I can send you a copy.
--Lisa Swallow
lswallow -at- or -dot- cadix -dot- com
CADIX, International
Eugene, Oregon
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>From: Bill Sullivan[SMTP:bsullivan -at- EMAIL -dot- EXIDE -dot- COM]
>Sent: Thursday, November 20, 1997 8:25 AM
>To: TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
>Subject: Website HTML Tool Needed
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>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.
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>In the Mac environment, this is done with a tool called HTML Grinder.
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>Bill Sullivan
>bsullivan -at- email -dot- exide -dot- com
>San Diego, California
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