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Would something like this help?

RegEx: Replace: You need the 'dot matches newline' option turned on if your tags span more than one line

You can set most of what you require inside the batch file from the 'Command' drop down in the batch editor: Inputs Set input folder [Folder name(s)] Set file filter [Filter] Set exclude filter [Filter] Scan subfolders on Scan subfolders off Set input file [File name] Outputs Update original file Ou...

Thanks for all the suggestions - I'm currently planning the updates for version 3.0.5 so will take these into account. The batch mode command currently only allows you to set one file - the commands are executed at the start of the script before the processing is done. You could achieve your desired...

Can you paste a bit of the logfile entry for the error files here please? Perhaps there is something odd in the filename.

Have you tried turning the 'Ignore file extensions when comparing names' option off? It's in the More Options window->Scanning tab.

Don't think the attachments appeared.

Is it slow in the 'building file list' stage, or the duplicate finding stage? I've found file discovery on NAS to be quite slow - looking into this.

A tab with 'Unique/other files' is due to arrive with version 4.0, as this has been a much requested feature!

You can try

Regex: Replace:
$1

With 'dot maches newline' checked.

This should work if you don't have later lines with 'region' in the file, otherwise you may lose more data. Always test and back up first!

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.