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Well yes that works but UAC is somewhat useful though, as it allows to pay more attention when it's triggered by a program that apparently doesn't have to mess up with the system.
Actually TGF should not raise it in my opinion, but maybe there is a good reason, anyway I know I can trust it.

Hello, I've got a slight problem that's becoming rather annoying on the long run. It's very simple : every time I open The Godfather, windows UAC asks me for admin rights (which I have so it can start anyway). Actually it's been doing this since I've switched to windows 7 earlier this year. Now I'm ...

Ah good !
Then my little problem will have been useful somehow.

Ah yes this is a good idea thank you !

And many thanks for this very nice piece of software of course.

Maybe the Options - Edit - Rename - Illegal characters - Remove/Replace action happens before the Workflow & Replacement matrix action on filename. It isn't possible to disable the illegal character rename. Exactly ! Now it works indeed, thank you for this answer. It would be better if we could dis...

I did that, actually the filename is the only one to be changed in that case (and that's precisely because / and : are not allowed in filenames that I want them replaced). But the settings are right anyway, because if I change the character '/' in the matrix to any word (that appears in the files of...

Alright, here it is.
I'm running Windows 7 64bit.

(And btw, it really hates when I hit the "Alt Gr" key, an error window pops "Access violation as address 00000000. Read of address 00000000." But this is not that much trouble)

Well that's what I'm doing and this works for any word I've tried… but not for these two characters !
Thanks for the reply though

Hello, I've been using TGF for a few years now, and I'm a bit struggling with the new formatting options. Specifically I've got a problem with the replacement matrix. When I set a character (or word) to match and replace, it generally works, except for the two ones I'd really like to replace ! That ...