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It's probably because the file has been changed/removed by the system after Duplicate Cleaner scanned it. You can refresh the list to drop all non-existent files by hitting F5.

Note that it's not a good idea to use Duplicate Cleaner on system folders such as ProgramData.

It's because you are using Image Mode, which is only usable in the Pro version (it's greyed out here, and there is a message). If you switch the tab to Regular mode it should run the scan.

I've put a note on the bugtracker - we'll see if we can make it default to the system colours when in the classic theme

Thanks

This should work

Regex Replace Try it in the regex tester

You can do multiple line search and replace using the edit button next to the Find/replace boxes. Clicking this will pop up a multi-line editor.

Note that the line endings in the editor will need to match that of your target file (you can change this in the options window)

Window's support for >260 filenames can be unpredictable. I'm pretty sure you can't delete long paths to the Recycle bin, but you may be able to delete them permanently.

Not sure why this should happen. Are there any other messages (e.g. the files to replace are read-only)?

Have you kept the program on the 'Batch commands' tab when clicking replace? Does it find all the matches again if you click 'Find'?

Ooops, the manual was updated and the link broke. Updated link:

http://www.digitalvolcano.co.uk/textcra ... __pro_.htm

You can import a comma or tab separated file of find-replace pairs.

Thanks- it was tested against an early Windows 10 and worked, but we've yet to certify it for the full release. Hopefully there should be no issues!

This shouldn't have happened if you had 'Don't follow NTFS mount points and junctions' checked. Did you uncheck this? ( on by default). If not I'll have to run some tests!