SubString

SubString is a neat little tool that lets you search and replace text super easily. Every text editor has a “Search and replace” feature, but SubString takes it to the next level with its console-based setup. That means you won’t find any fancy graphical interface here – just good old command console fun!

How Does SubString Work?

Using SubString, you get to play around in the command line. This can be pretty cool once you get the hang of it! You’ll start by telling SubString what the original string is, what you want to find, and what should replace it.

Case Sensitivity Made Easy

Now, one neat thing about SubString is that it’s not case sensitive by default. But if you need it to pay attention to uppercase and lowercase letters, you can easily change that setting. Plus, when you run the program, it can show extended build info and return codes right on your screen!

Simplicity at Its Best

When using SubString, it typically searches for all occurrences of your specified string. However, if you're feeling specific, you can limit how many times it looks for that string too! Overall, there aren’t tons of settings to tweak. And honestly, finding and replacing text shouldn’t be a hassle; simplicity is key here.

Download SubString Today!

If you're interested in trying this out yourself, download SubString. It’s clean and easy to use – just how we like our tools!