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Key Features of Delimit Version 1.0 Opening and viewing of tabular data files, up to 2 billion rows long or 2 million columns wide. Automatic rule based file parsing with user configurable parsing rules. Parsing of files delimited by a single character or by a set of possible characters. Parsing of files delimited by a specific string. Parsing of files delimited in fixed column widths. Incremental loading of file data allowing fast viewing of file content. File indexing allowing fast access to any part of the file. View scrolling, including vertical and horizontal scrolling with mouse wheel. Resizing of rows and/or columns and persistence of those. Cell book-marking and bookmark searching. Full customization of the grid appearance: default cell size, colors, fonts, ... Expressing coordinates in either "Column : Row" or "Row : Column" format. Splitting of views into horizontal and vertical panes. Multithreaded processing allowing lengthy operations like file indexing to run in a background thread. Version 1.1  (features added) Editing and saving of tabular data files. Forward and backward searching for edited cells. Undoing specific edits or undoing all editing. Cut, copy and pasting of cell data. Searching for text, empty cells or virtual cells with find and find next. Counting total occurrences of specific text, empty cells or virtual cells. Version 1.2  (features added) Extracting and/or exporting of columns and/or rows from tabular data files. Selection of columns to extract/export in any arbitrary order, including repetitions. Specifying expressions determining which rows to extract based on row content. Saving of extract/export rules for future reuse and customization. Splitting up of tabular data files into smaller file parts. Vertical and horizontal file splitting. Specifying a size for each file part in terms of number of rows or number of columns. Specifying a number of leading rows or columns to add to each file part. Vertical and horizontal file joining. Specifying which files to join by selection or by file mask rule. Specifying a number of leading rows or columns not to join from each file.