MassReplaceIt is a utility that performs a find and replace on the contents or filenames of multiple files at once. A search is simple to set up, yet provides powerful features such as a mask and saveable queries.
Additionally, there are a number of options to control a search, such as case sensitive and whole words options and a choice of searching entire files or just the beginning or end.
Additionally, there are a number of options to control a search, such as case sensitive and whole words options and a choice of searching entire files or just the beginning or end.
What's New
Version 2.9.1:
- Fixed version checking and website, email and donation links which broke when the old website went down. The new website is at http://www.hexmonkeysoftware.com.
- Interface enhancements to search preparation and masks
- Fixed several bugs including a memory leak and a rare crash
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later
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| Downloads:23,948 |
| Version Downloads:15,227 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:12 Sep 2006 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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MassReplaceIt is a utility that performs a find and replace on the contents or filenames of multiple files at once. A search is simple to set up, yet provides powerful features such as a mask and saveable queries.
Additionally, there are a number of options to control a search, such as case sensitive and whole words options and a choice of searching entire files or just the beginning or end.
Additionally, there are a number of options to control a search, such as case sensitive and whole words options and a choice of searching entire files or just the beginning or end.
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blakeembrey reviewed on 15 Sep 2011
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McFrag reviewed on 10 Dec 2006
For this, it is IMHO an ideal tool! Changing contents 30 files just takes a few seconds. And that's for multiple changes per file. Fast enough.
Just use finder search to select the files I want in a hierarchy of folders, then drag&drop them on massreplaceit.
(that's how you can do nested folder/treewalk for those who asked for the feature)
You can have multiple sets saved for various repetitive tasks, so even if a more complex search-and-replace is needed to modify a file (or files) which normally would take a 2-step approach, it can be done. With ease.
The fields can take quite lengthy pieces of text (I haven't ran against a limit yet), which makes it very easy to have f.e. the META values in a HTML file be replaced by something I want.
For me it's an ideal side-companion to iWeb.
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Dom21 reviewed on 17 Jul 2006
I'm glad so many others are having such roaring success though. I'll look elsewhere.
OSX3.9
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Thanks for your feedback. Most likely your search settings weren't correct, for example it may have been set to search contents when you wanted to search filenames. If you email me (see the link on the MassReplaceIt website) I can help you find the problem.
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Aug 2005
Akadis2 reviewed on 10 Jun 2005
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Search text: Pop
Replace text: Replaced
File contents before search: "Pop?"
File contents after search: "Replaced?"
If you got a different result, could you post specific details, including search options, so that I can look into a fix?
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Jan 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Dec 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Dec 2004
http://www.welian.co.uk/hexmonkey/mri.dmg.zip
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Dec 2004
It's not an app one uses all the time.. but when you do need to... it's great as it saves so much time!
Unfortunately, it doesn't really support .doc format... but it's very rare you need to change a word in several essays. However, that's an area for improvement.
For HTML though, it's great!