FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

DEFINE, TEST, AND AUTOMATE COMPLEX TEXT PROCESSING WITHOUT CODING

Melbourne, Australia - May 12, 2010 - DataMystic announces TextPipe Pro 8.5, its enhanced industrial strength text conversion, transformation and report mining workbench.

TextPipe is a Swiss army knife for manipulating or extracting data from text files of any type - be they XML, HTML, TXT from PC/Mac/Unix, log files, Mainframe report files, delimited or fixed-width, structured or unstructured text. Unlike other tools, TextPipe doesn-t care how big your files are. Sort a 50GB file - no problem, even if your machine only has 4GB RAM.

Unlike perl and other text tools, TextPipe provides a visual interface where you can design and test your filters (edit tasks). Filters can be built using drag and drop, and for the first time, the text processing flow is easy to understand - even months later (and even after a major hangover - try doing that with perl!).

TextPipe combines ultra-fast search/replace (e.g. 300,000 search terms), sorting of gigantic files, Unicode and code page conversion, extraction of esoteric mainframe copybook data, and website text mining tools all into the one convenient toolbox. Filters can be saved, re-used, documented, logged, automated, and embedded into your favorite programming language.

Uniquely, TextPipe can restrict the scope of a filter to ranges of lines and columns, to a set of CSV or tab-delimited fields, to lines matching a pattern, to specific HTML/XML tags and more. Restrictions can be stacked together, e.g. to only change the ALT text of IMG tags with a hyperlink around them.

TextPipe is used extensively by data providers, mail houses, publishers, banks, federal and state government agencies, universities, law courts, systems integrators, database consultants and IT consultants - in 62 countries - by anyone that routinely deals with text.

CONTACT

Contact: Simon Carter

Title: CEO

Company: DataMystic, 5 Bond St, Mt Waverley, Victoria 3149, Australia

Website: http://www.datamystic.com

Availability

TextPipe can be downloaded from the company's website, www.datamystic.com. The Pro license is US$395, with a Standard ($199) and Lite ($29.95) edition also available.

Also available: A consultant's No Editing Edition (with editing disabled), an application programmer's TextPipe Engine, and a Multi-CPU version.

System Requirements

TextPipe runs on Microsoft Windows 7, Vista/Vista x64, 2003/2008 Server, XP, 2000, ME, Win95/98 with 10 MB free disk space and 32 MB RAM. The download file is 7 MB.

About DataMystic

Founded in 1990, DataMystic has its headquarters in Melbourne, Australia, and has thousands of customers worldwide, including Bank of America, NASA, US Department of Energy. Its charter is to provide IT professionals with time saving data analysis tools. In addition to DirDate, DataMystic offers:

-         TextPipe Pro, an application that lets you search and replace multiple phrases across multiple text files in a single operation;

-         ExcelPipe, an application that lets you search and replace multiple phrases across multiple Excel spreadsheets in a single operation;

-         WordPipe, an application that lets you find and replace text across multiple Word documents in a single operation;

-         File and Folder Watcher, an application to trigger file processing when new files arrive (e.g. large video files arriving via FTP);

-         DataPipe, a utility that makes it easy to search and replace information in live databases;

-         and other productivity software for Windows.

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You are welcome to include the evaluation edition on cover mount CDs.

Direct download link: http://www.datamystic.com/textpipepro-pr.exe

Product page: http://www.datamystic.com/textpipe.html

Screen shot: http://www.datamystic.com/images/textpipe_screen.gif

Box shot: http://www.datamystic.com/images/textpipepro_box.jpg

Pad file: http://www.datamystic.com/pad/textpipe.xml

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