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		<description>This does work with the all.  Advantages to this method vs a looped replace are that it looks for the words specifically regardless of punctuation, etc.  Disadvantages are that does not distinguish between whole words or partial words.  For instance, looking for &quot;hop&quot; and replaceing it with &quot;jump&quot; would replace the following (hop, hopping, hope) with (jump, jumpping, jumpe), so you need to consider that in using it.  Better to loop through REReplace or REReplaceNoCase with regular expressions.</description>
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		<description>I'm assuming that this function works for the scope ALL?</description>
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