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It is for a data pool file wherein a load testing application feeds the date to an application which puts the "/" back in - so I need the raw data just as someone would type it from the keyboard, e.g., 09271951, as the application automatically adds the forward slashes.

I have a list of dates which runs from: 01/02/01 01/03/01 01/04/01 01/05/01 01/06/01 01/07/01 01/08/01 01/09/01 01/10/01 01/11/01 01/12/01 ... ... 12/05/91 12/06/91 12/07/91 12/08/91 12/09/91 12/10/91 12/11/91 12/12/91 12/13/91 That is it runs from 1901 through 1991. I need to replace the last two ...

Did you have any sort of specific naming standard you want to follow for your files, e.g.,

file1.txt
file2.txt
....
file1000.txt

Or should I be thinking in terms of deleting everything else but those lines containing (LNI)?

I have a list, for example: Allen, Mike (ATG) Anderson, Ron (DOL) Baldwin, Shari (DOR) Belfield, Marty (DSHS/CA) Bendemire, Dave (CFC) Bivins, Ellie (LNI) List is much larger than this, of course - how would I best extract only those lines containing (LNI) using regular expressions in TextPad v. 5.2 ...

Yes, ben_josephs, I did want to delete everything after the "@" to end up with a short 'email alias' listing, and had I needed to add it all back it would have been easy to merely do a search and replace with regular expressions along the lines of search: replace: $@wfselocal443.org correct? Thank ...

1st.vice.president@wfselo... N/A No Yes 100 MB 3% FiltersPassword 2nd.vice.president@wfselo... N/A No Yes 100 MB 1% FiltersPassword agency.rep.biia@wfselocal... N/A No Yes 100 MB 0% FiltersPassword agency.rep.dis@wfselocal4... N/A No Yes 100 MB 0% FiltersPassword agency.rep.dnr@wfselocal4... N/A No ...

how would one go about best deleting all characters after the @ sign in many lines of text containing email addresses?

thanks in advance,

ben_josephs stated: But be aware that the regular expression recogniser used by TextPad is very weak compared with modern tools. So you may get frustrated if you discover a handy trick that works elsewhere but doesn't work in TextPad. Is there another one recommended to supplement TextPads ...

TextPad v. 5.4.2 Startup Path does not take for me either, on a Windows 2008 Server development platform with settings applied as an administrator, for what it's worth.

It's now early 2010 and I'm reading old posts ... however, with Server 2008 64 bit version as a test platform, Textpad 5.3.1 now shows up as an option when right clicking in Windows Explorer - so is this an example of a requested enhancement being added to Textpad, or did Microsoft make something ...

Right Click in Windows Explorer Fails (can not view text from file) even with 'context box' checked. Any suggestions as did an uninstall, reinstall, and still no joy. Running on Windows Server 2003 R2. For some reason can view text from file if right click and SEND TO Textpad, just can't R Click and ...