slick1 <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>> Reply to Jim from slick1:
> > I'm sorry, no, I mean the typed-out company name on each
> file. > For example: xxxxxx Company Ltd.
> to
> yyyyyy Company Ltd.
> > I hope this makes it a little better to understand what I
> need to do.
>
> "Jim" wrote:
>
>>
>> "slick1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:F4C13E0B-6824-4621-8DB3-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>>> I have 1357 different files all labeled with our old commpany
>>>> logo. Now
>>> the boss wants the new logo on each file.
>>>> Is there a way to change all these labels at once so I don't have
>>>> to open each one separately to rename them?
>>>> Window XP Home SP-2 , Explorer 7
>>>> Any advice is greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Do you mean the icon which displays the type of file in a folder
>> display? If so, that is simply a change to the icon which displays
>> for the particular file type.
>> You change the icon using folder options in the control panel.
>> Jim
From what you've said, it appears you want to change TEXT in several
text or word processor files, NOT a logo, which is a graphic image.
Assuming it's literally a text change you wish to make in several files,
yes, there are several 3rd party applications that can do that.
One such program is called Note Tab Light. You can open as many TEXT
files as you wish with it, and then proceed to change xxxxxx to yyyyyy
in every place it appears in all of the files you have open, all at
once.
Go to
www.notetab.com to download it. The free version is called
notetab light, or you can also purchase a more powerful Pro version.
HTH
Twayne
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