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Hi again Folks!, I think I solved my desire. I've came across with a new discovery by myself. In: Options > Batch Replace > Font for grid > At right there's a clickable bottom with (...) three little points. Clicking on that, it reveals 7 options of characters for your choice. I choosed 'Centroeurop...

Hi, there folks! I found something! Looks like the solution to my quest. To fill both columns 'find what' and 'replace with' when importing from file. In my case here in Brazil tranlating the Total War: RomeII Emperor Edition. Batch Replace - Masks= *.html;*.tsv;*.txt - Whole words only - Search in ...

Sorry If I'm telling you, but if the file is not so big, try to find whatever it be in common before and after of you want. Then put a delimeter of -> (TAB) before and after consequently and save it. Then open it in the Excell, probably what you want will be in a separate column. Just copy it and sa...

Hi, Guy! Hope all of good to you. Well, I'm translanting a game(Total War: RomeII Emperor Edition) to Portuguese-Br, and there are almost 4.000 *.html files with dialogues, encyclopedia...etc and etc... And a lot(In fact the major and bigger histories) also come in the strings starting with <p> and ...

I have several files in UTF-8(Without Bom) code.
When I replace something with the program, it changes the file to Ansi Code, making a mess with those incomprehensible characters.

Is there a way to fix that?

Is there a way to import values from a file filling both 'search for' and 'replace with' columns, and not filling only the first column('search for') in the case? That would be awesome to my work here with free games translations. Ex: I elaborate a file in *.txt, *.csv. *.xls or *.tsv file with two ...