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Use Terminal for Batch Find and Replace

If you want to replace text in multiple text-based files (like .txt, .csv, .html, .md), you can use sed in the Terminal:

1. Open Terminal.

2. Navigate to the folder where your documents are located:

cd /path/to/your/documents

3. Run the following command:

sed -i '' 's/oldWord/newWord/g' *.html

Replace oldWord with the word you want to change.

Replace newWord with the new word.

Change *.html to the correct file extension (e.g., .md, .csv).

If the files are Word (.docx), you’ll need to convert them to plain text or use a Word macro.


 
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by Craig Blair - Friday, 22 November 2024, 9:26 AM
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You will find the Verbs vs Adverbs Podcast and Powerpoints (2 Versions) attached to this blog:

These are the AI's that were used.

https://gamma.app/ for powerpoints and more

  • the prompts used:
    • Verbs vs adverbs for year 11 Australian students with a context of Australian bush tucker
    • verb vs adverb australian year 11 student context on australian bush tucker

Please note that the 2 Powerpoints are not identical, AI changes its content as it learns from continual inputs from around the globe.

https://notebooklm.google/ for podcasts  and more

The prompt for the audio:
    • Verbs vs adverbs for year 11 Australian students with a context of Australian bush tucker
Summary of the audio

The provided text is a fragment of a title or heading, indicating a discussion comparing and contrasting verbs and adverbs in grammar. The focus is on the differences between these two parts of speech.The excerpt suggests a grammatical explanation, potentially offering examples and definitions.  It implies a contrast between action words (verbs) and words describing how the action is performed (adverbs).

I will be using these 2 AI's to help with content for next years EST's for my general courses


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