| We have created five self-running demonstrations for you. They show the actual software at work, with text balloons explaining what is going on. You can watch them right here inside your web browser. You do not need to download or install anything. PowerGREP in Use The actions performed in these two demonstrations are based on examples that are described in great detail in the documentation that comes with PowerGREP. Do not worry if the regular expressions look complicated. PowerGREP's documentation contains a comprehensive introduction to regular expressions, and many step by step examples showing you the basic principles of building regular expressions. The free evaluation version also includes this documentation. Searching for Email Addresses (2'47"). This demo shows how you can search for information (such as somebody's email address) that is buried somewhere in the files and folders on your computer, and find exactly what you want. Updating Copyright Statements (3'38"). This demo shows how you can quickly update a multitude files with powerful search and replace operations using regular expressions, such as updating the copyright statements on your web site, in your source code, etc. Integration with RegexBuddy PowerGREP and RegexBuddy integration (1'57"). PowerGREP integrates tightly with RegexBuddy. Use RegexBuddy to easily create regular expressions with plain English building blocks or to test and debug regular expressions in a safe sandbox. This demo shows how easy it is to invoke RegexBuddy from within PowerGREP. Check out RegexBuddy's web site for demos showing what RegexBuddy can do for you. Functionality Overview PowerGREP offers you a lot of flexible functionality, which makes PowerGREP such a powerful tool. The demos below give you an overview of PowerGREP's most important capabilities. File Selector overview (3'08"). PowerGREP provides a lot of options to restrict the search to only those files you're interested in. Action overview (8'37"). PowerGREP offers you a wealth of searching and text processing abilities. Find files; find information; edit, maintain and convert text and data files; extract information and gather statistics from documents, data files and logs. Search for words and phrases (literal text), powerful text patterns (regular expressions), or even binary data. |