Unix offers a fantastic and frequently used feature that lets you use a single command to replace text in multiple files. Windows doesn't offer this handy feature. But WordPipe 3.9 ($199 direct) brings this functionality to Microsoft Word. It lets you specify multiple search-and-replace strings for any number of Word documents; then it automatically opens Word and makes the program perform the search-and-replace operations in each file. Options let you tell WordPipe whether or not to use Word's Find All Word Forms feature, to store the passwords to your protected files, and to search in headers, fields, and graphic shapes. WordPipe's only real drawback is its price.