@PeterJones I was looking at style for CDATA instead of SGML, so that explains it. Thanks a lot for the help!!

Hello, @coises and All, Again, thanks for quickly fixing the different issues ( and some others, at the same time ! ). So far, everything looks OK ;-)) Now, I did a test, searching in all files of my D: USB key, with : The native N++ Find in Files dialog The Search++ Search in Files dialog The MultiReplace Find All in Files command To be sure to process fair tests, I unplung my USB key, re-start my laptop completely, replug my USB key and starts a new N++ session, before running these three Find in Files operations, in turn ! I searched for the Fi string, with the Match case and the Regular expression options checked. I got : 27,112 matches in 833 files of 1,761 searched for the N++ Search Results panel, in 1m 37s 27,112 matches in 833 files of 1,761 files for the Search++ Search++ Results, in 2m 21s 27,087 hits in 835 file(s) for the MultiReplace Search results panel, in 1m 36s However, when you re-run this same search, without exiting N++, right after the first search, we get the job done in about : 6s for the N++ search 5.2s for the MultiReplace search 1,1s for the Search++ search So, apparently, the results of the first search seem to speed up all the next same searches, whatever the search engine used ( native one or plugins ones ) ! Best Regards, guy038 P.S. : I understood the small differences which occur in the MultiReplace search ( 27,112 - 25 ) matches in ( 833 + 2 ) files. But, I prefer, first, to study more closely the MultiReplace plugin, which is very powerful too and reply later to @thomas-knoefel. It concerns the encoding of 4 files which is not recognized properly and which occurs only when the Find in Files command is used. The Find All and Find in Docs commands, themselves, give correct results for these 4 files !?

Ah ok. So just noticed this has been implemented after updating to 8.9.7. How do I get around the dialog coming up “security information for shortcuts.xml is missing in config.xml” when I deploy this to multiple computers? I have a “master copy” of a portable installation on a network drive, then update that whenever a new version comes out. There is a batch file on a “client” PC that basically copies that folder from the network drive to a local drive on the client. So every client, whenever they first use a macro, gets this warning and has to validate the shortcuts.xml file. How do I stop this from happening, i.e. how can I make the shortcuts.xml file “trusted” in the master copy on the network drive, so it appears trusted on any other client that happens to download it?