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Do you know that there are tooltips if you hover the mouse over the buttons that explain what they each do? There's also a Help button at the bottom right. Or how one introduces the text that you want to search or modify to your app. Simply copy and paste. Or alternatively use the "Load file..." but...

Hi kosmo, I'm the creator of WildGem. As a first step to dip your toes in, simply start by clicking the "Defaults" button near the bottom right, and then in the "Find" box, simply type something to search. Watch how matches are magically highlighted as you type! Now try entering something in the Rep...

Yup, WildGem writes a prefs file in 1.22 but only to its own directory where it resides, never anywhere else. Just thought I'd add too, WildGem is 2 to 10x faster than Notepad++ at finding/replacing! Not sure if that's due to the Regex flavour or what. But it's certainly handy for files around a gig...

Thanks, and hope you find it helpful! Though the program wasn't specifically designed to learn Regex, you could definitely choose worse (the on-the-fly updating and large input/output areas help a lot imo).

Let me know if there's anything in particular that you think should be added.

I'm the author of WildGem, a free, portable, single-file application meant primarily for people who don't have the time to get into Regex, but who sometimes find the find/replace feature in their text editor too limiting. Even expert Regex users however may find the application useful as it does sup...

Would like to see expandable/contractable rows/cols, carriage returns allowed inside cells (Ctrl+return), and multiple undo/redo (then you can remove the need to display a warning when the user tried to remove a row/col). Also the ability to set the number of rows and cols directly would be nice. Ex...

Glad to hear there's a rival to Everything. Part of what made me switch to Locate32 was the dreadful sorting times In Everything. Glad to find Hddb *doesn't* see bubble sort as a serious algorithm for practical real-world usage. Unfortunately, Hddb crashes when it tried to build the database. When I...

Thanks. Can you also edit the 32 and 64 bit download links to point to:

http://www.skytopia.com/software/opalca ... c_demo.zip

I accidentally pointed to the (very clean installing) installation version instead.

Been almost 3 years since I initially posted this thread. Since then OpalCalc has matured to version 1.70 with numerous bug fixes and a ton more features than v1.0 such as date/time calculation, printing, full unicode support, faster loading, better international support, lots of bug fixes, and much...

Thankyou! And for the donation too (you're the first!) As for .NET, well this site claims 83% of users have .NET but that was over 2 years ago. StatOwl claims about 95% (or around 90% for .NET 3.5 or higher), if I am understanding its "undetected" as meaning "No .NET". Meanwhile ComputerZen claims "...

Crikey RLVision.... I bought their ArtGem program when they were still selling it many years ago. I'm still bitter they discontinued it and didn't offer it at all (paid or not).

Snap2HTML looks as though it could be handy.

VOTE AT: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2602 OpalCalc is a brand new type of calculator for the PC. As easy to use as Notepad or a word processor, OpalCalc allows natural language and multi-line support so you can go back and adjust your previous calculations. Download from: http://www...