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Not sure how to do this randomly. You can mix up by capturing the letters before the @ with brackets () and replacing in a different order, e.g. $5$2$3$4, but this would be difficult on variable length email addresses.

You can use line mode on TextCrawler pro

For instance:

Using mode "Limit to Lines"
From: 26
To: 26

RegEx:
$
Replace
\r\nTHE NEW LINE

This will insert a new line after line 26. The $ symbol matches the line end, and the \r\n inserts a new one.

You can turn off bak files in the Options screen:
http://www.digitalvolcano.co.uk/textcra ... =&sct=MzA4

You could try factory-resetting the program by deleting the database at
C:\Users\[YOUR USER]\AppData\Roaming\DigitalVolcano\DuplicateCleaner\DuplicateCleanerPro.data

Which folder did you move? Duplicate Cleaner will still try and write the database to the same place (C:\Users\[YOUR USER]\AppData\Roaming\DigitalVolcano\DuplicateCleaner on Windows 7)

(\n|$) maybe? That will match end of line or end of file.

Sounds like it's having trouble writing to the database. Do you have enough disk space left, or is there a space quota on your user area that is being reached?

You can export a CSV file which you can load straight into Excel

File->Export duplicate files list to CSV...

Does your file not have CR/LF line endings? That could cause no matches with that expression. You can swap the \r\n for $ to indicate any line ending - then it will work on all files.
Also make sure that 'Multi line anchors' is checked.

You could use the 'select by text pattern' function on the file column http://www.duplicatecleaner.com/manual/select_by_text_pattern_window.htm?ms=AA==&mw=MjQw&st=MA==&sct=OTI= You could select using 0000 - this will mark all the files starting with 0000. Alternately if they start with o...