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Not currently possible, though I've added it as a criteria idea for version 4.0 :)

TextCrawler 3.0.4 Released

-"Preview Replace" button is now a toggle.
-Enable/Disable commands in batch process
-New command line parameters: /fn [filename] - single input file, /of [path] - set output to folder
-Misc Bugfixes.

http://www.digitalvolcano.co.uk/tcdownloads.html

It's probably because the expression literally looks for HH.MM.SS, etc. I didn't realize that they were placeholders for actual values in the file. This may work, if it's not too nonspecific: <tr class="OutOfBlock"><td /><td>.*?</td><td>.*?</td><td>.*?</td><td>.*?</td><td>.*?</td><td></td>...

New file attached.

Check the file filter. Also check the date and size ranges are set to "Any". To reset it to 'factory settings' you can delete the database file in C:\Users\[YOUR USER]\AppData\Roaming\DigitalVolcano\DuplicateCleaner\DuplicatecleanerPro.data on Windows 7. (close Duplicate Cleaner first).

The mask probably relates to the position of the main list - it's a separate control loaded from an external library, so it looks like for some reason it was jammed or still loading up when you started the program.

Hmmm... What happened when you clicked on the main window? Or was it still scanning?

Thanks - is the attachment missing though?

This should find the block- <tr class="OutOfBlock"><td /><td>DD\.MM\.YYYY</td><td>HH:MM:SS</td><td>\+HH:00</td><td>.*?</td><td>.*?</td><td></td><td>.*?</td><td></td><td>.*?</td><td>0,0000</td><td /></tr> note the escaped characters and the wildcards. You can replace with nothing to remove ...

What criteria have you set?