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You can use this in RegEx mode with the extract button: RegEx: ctl02_ctlIsDetayi_ctlGenelSartlar"(.*?)ctl02_ctlIsDetayi_ctlPanelMeslek Then using a text editor just replace the ctl02_ctlIsDetayi_ctlGenelSartlar and ctl02_ctlIsDetayi_ctlPanelMeslek phrases with nothing and you will have the text...

There shouldn't have been any changes to this between 3.2.3 and 3.2.4. Did you have a huge scan loaded? It may have taken a little time clearing the database when you started a new scan. You could always try clearing the image cache from options, or even deleting the database file (It's in C:\Users\...

As of version 3.0, TextCrawler will be splitting into a Free and Pro (paid) version. You'll still get great features in the free version, but much more power in the Pro.

If you are interested in trying a beta of Pro there is more info here: [EDIT: link removed - the beta is now closed]

Is there any message when it crashes, or does it just shut down every time? Does the scan work sometimes?
Thanks

Thanks for the download. It's a complicated area - I think the issue is the difference between your local codepage ANSI characters and the Unicode ones in the files. I think your first search phrase (ÚÑÈí) is in ANSI - which looks correct in your default Windows codepage (Arabic). It doesn't find th...

Thanks, glad you are finding it useful. 1, It should pass the font setting straight to the preview window. It doesn't seem to save the script setting upon exit though. Hmm. Could be a Framework bug - will need to dig further. The find and replace should support all Unicode text. Have you got some ex...

OK, useful idea. It does remember if you click the 'close' button, but not when using the X to close the window. It also doesn't remember between sessions.
Will add this in (Will also add [Esc] to close keyboard shortcut as well)

Thanks for suggestion. Added to list!

Added to the log for 3.2.5 :)

I've considered this but haven't thought of a nice way to implement it, as the similar % differs depending which two files you are looking at.