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At the end of a line: Select to indicate that the search string must be the last string on the

line.

At column: Select to indicate that the search string must be in a specific column. Specify

the column number (the value must be greater then 0) in the Column value box below.

Between specific words: Select to indicate that the search string must be between spe-

cific words. Specify these words in the Word before and Word after boxes below.

Occurrence related: Select to indicate that the search string must be found a specific num-

ber of times before a string replacement is performed. If the Search line by line option is

selected in the Search mode group, the search counter is reset for every line. If the

Search whole file option is selected in the Search mode group, the search counter is not

reset before the end of the file. Select one of the occurrence options (described below) in

the list box below and enter a value in the Occurrence value box besides it.

At occurrence: The replacement will take place only when the specified number of

occurrences has been reached. Specifying 2 occurrences, for instance, means that

only the second occurrence will be replaced.

At every specified occurrence: The replacement will take place every time the spe-

cified number of occurrences is reached. Specifying 2 occurrences, for instance,

means that the second, the fourth and the sixth (and so on) occurrence will be

replaced.

All after occurrence: All occurrences of the search string will be replaced once the

specified number of occurrences has been reached. Specifying 2 occurrences, for

instance, means that all occurrences after the second one will be replaced.

All before occurrence: All occurrences of the search string will be replaced until the

specified number of occurrences has been reached. Specifying 5 occurrences, for

instance, means that the four first occurrences will be replaced.

Replace with: Enter the string that must be used as the replacement string when a match is

found. If the search string is a regular expression that captures groups, the values of groups - the

matched substrings - can be accessed using the dollar sign syntax: $1 ... $9. The numbering fol-

lows the order in which groups appear in the search string. For example: "Page $1 of $2 total

pages".

Miscellaneous Tab

The Miscellaneous tab is common to all tasks.

Check the option Use as step description to display the text next to the icon of the plugin in the Pro-

cess area.

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