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Thanks, I'll re-test it in image mode.

The hard link is generally created against the first file it finds in that group. If you want to steer it towards linking to a particular version, the safest thing to do is to drop the one you don't want linking from the group first (right click, drop selected from list). Or you can rename the track...

I've been trying 1.4.7 but it seems to have problems with the MD5 library file (It'll run in other modes though).
http://www.digitalvolcano.co.uk/downloa ... _final.exe

If you can get .NET Framework to install on 98 you might get a newer version to run.

This works fine for me - I get the three files when 'don't scan' is set to folder B.
Is it possible for you to tell me the exact file/folder structure causing the problem? Are there other files in there?

thanks!

Hi,
Not in the current version, but a unique file tab is slated for version 4.0.

If it is on every occurrence you could just replace the /r/n with the >

regex: (-ExecutionPolicy ByPass.*)>
rep: $1 defer="Y">

Or if it just happens in some places you could do a second pass with:

search: > defer="Y"
replace: defer="Y">

Sorry you are having trouble. Is the drive you are scanning a share from Linux, or a NAS drive? It might have a character illegal in Windows (but allowed in Linux) such as < > or ?.

That said, it shouldn't quit the scan when it hits this. I've raised a bug report to get this fixed. Thanks!

Try this -

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RegEx:
(-ExecutionPolicy ByPass.*)\r\n

Replace:
$1 defer="Y"\r\n

Try a file in the tester first! This will change every 'ExecutionPolicy ByPass' line, and assumes that your files use CRLF line endings.

Try this -

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RegEx:
(-ExecutionPolicy ByPass.*)\r\n

Replace:
$1 defer="Y"\r\n

Try a file in the tester first! This will change every 'ExecutionPolicy ByPass' line, and assumes that your files use CRLF line endings.

Try this: RegEx: \. ([a-z]) Replace: , $1 The brackets create a 'capturing group', the contents of which can be deployed in the replacement using the $1 expression (ie 1st capturing group). Ensure that the 'Case Sensitive' option is on too, so it doesn't capture legitimate full stops. Hope this helps!

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