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    FrontPage Find and Replace Query?

    below is a line of code:

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    Dim Project_Name=Request.Form("Project_Name")
    i want to remove :

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    =Request.Form("Project_Name")
    so that it becomes:

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    Dim Project_Name
    Does any one know how to write a frontpage find and replace query to aid me in this, i have LOADS to change, and it would help me loads..

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    Does frontpage not have a find / replace function included?

    Visual Web Developer has find / replace that you can use project wide and
    I know Dreamweaver has a site wide Find / Replace also.

    I guess FP would have something similar but never used FP I'm afraid...
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    Quote Originally Posted by richyrich View Post
    Does frontpage not have a find / replace function included?

    Visual Web Developer has find / replace that you can use project wide and
    I know Dreamweaver has a site wide Find / Replace also.

    I guess FP would have something similar but never used FP I'm afraid...
    it does have find and replace.. its just that my wrists are hurting and so is my head
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    If FP is anything like VS, then you can Replace All in All Files with just a keystroke or 2. At the very very least, it should be able to Replace All within a fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolffy View Post
    If FP is anything like VS, then you can Replace All in All Files with just a keystroke or 2. At the very very least, it should be able to Replace All within a fine.
    Yeah, that's what I meant...There must be some sort of site wide find / replace in there somewhere...

    Does this help at all?
    http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/fr...563981033.aspx
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