M1ndfluX
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- Dec 23, 2009
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there is at bhw
name is like scrape... or loopline,.. some thing near to that tool
i wil search for u too
i hope u get that tool
EDIT:SCRAPEbox formatter
Hi Masush300!
You saved my day bro
Couldnt find it that quick on BHW but i found it trough G
Wasnt the same proggy that i had but it just does the trick real fine...
Thanks again and some rep is coming your way for taking the time to help me out
Peace.
http://www.scrapestuff.com/free-tools/scrape-formatter-tool
Made by loopline as the previous poster stated.
Made by loopline as the previous poster stated.
M1ndfluX
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Indeed, forgot to mention that. Thanks!
mike2000
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- Feb 14, 2009
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You can use UD or online tool http://www.texthat.com/
M1ndfluX
Banned - Selling via PM
- Dec 23, 2009
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wc any time
Thanks alot for rep
Wow 5 rep+
i donot know y i m so happy LOL
never got such big yet
loved that
Gud luck
No problems man, is the least i can do when people help me out this way...Yup also had this one in my bookmarks
Thanks mike!
madoctopus
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- Apr 4, 2010
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1. Install Notepad++
2. Open keyword list file
3. Add a '{' as first character in the file before any other text, NOT on it's own line but just before next character.
4. Add a '}' as the last character after the last keyword (on same line).
3. Hit Ctrl+H (search & replace)
4. Enter the following to remove empty lines and normalize newlines to UNIX format - \n. Make sure not to enter any spaces by accident:
Find what: (\r\n|\r|\n)+
Replace with: \n
Option "search mode": regular expression
Click 'replace all' button.
5. Enter the following to create the spintax. Make sure not to enter any spaces by accident:
Find what: \n+
Replace with: |
Option "search mode": regular expression
Click 'replace all' button
6. Remove last '|' because you probably don't want it.
7. Save as 'keywords-spintax.txt'
Done!
2. Open keyword list file
3. Add a '{' as first character in the file before any other text, NOT on it's own line but just before next character.
4. Add a '}' as the last character after the last keyword (on same line).
3. Hit Ctrl+H (search & replace)
4. Enter the following to remove empty lines and normalize newlines to UNIX format - \n. Make sure not to enter any spaces by accident:
Find what: (\r\n|\r|\n)+
Replace with: \n
Option "search mode": regular expression
Click 'replace all' button.
5. Enter the following to create the spintax. Make sure not to enter any spaces by accident:
Find what: \n+
Replace with: |
Option "search mode": regular expression
Click 'replace all' button
6. Remove last '|' because you probably don't want it.
7. Save as 'keywords-spintax.txt'
Done!
LakeForest
Supreme Member
- Nov 11, 2009
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Get out of here with your self-sufficiency!
TextPad version (if 1 keyword is on each line):
1. RegEx Find: \n (this indicates what starts a new line) and Replace with: |
2. RegEx Find: ^ and Replace with: {
3. RegEx Find: $ and Replace with: }
4. Nothing, you're done.
Textpad version (if keywords are comma separated)
1. RegEx Find : ", " (no quotes, but I want to emphasize the space after commas in many cases. You MUST include the space) and Replace with: |
2. RegEx Find: ^ and Replace with: {
3. RegEx Find: $ and Replace with: }
4. Nothing, you're done. (tho depending on how you enter the last line, there might be a final | you should get rid of or one of your spins will be just blank)
tl;dr : record this once, save as macro, done forever.
madoctopus
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- Apr 4, 2010
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Please, don't make me come back at you with PHP code or a one-liner linux command...
