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Its myriad uses include:
- Performing multiple search/replaces on a batch of files - very useful for Web sites.
- Reducing the size of HTML files for faster page loading
- Making HTML files readable without a Web browser
- Converting or reading mainframe, Unix, DOS, Amiga or Macintosh files
- Reformatting text e.g. preparing ASCII files for word processing
- Convert mainframe reports to PC format and copy business user’s PCs overnight in a
single step
- Extract data from cumbersome log files
- Organize lists
- Customize text output from other programs
- Reformat program source code
- Automate manual processes
- Interface incompatible software systems
- Convert exported text for use by other software packages
- Format mailing lists for printing
- Search for and/or remove duplicates
- Convert tabular data to delimited and vice versa
- Cross-platform development
- Adding extra word-processing capabilities through converting the clipboard contents
- Making text files readable that contain ANSI escape codes, binary characters or IBM
graphics characters
- Adding an email reply prefix to every line
- Converting text from one language to another (e.g. Pascal to c)
- Correcting text files incorrectly FTP'd in binary mode.
See also
What is TextPipe?
Features
New features in this release
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