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Old 06-20-2013
How to replace partial of string in file?

Hi Guys,

I need replace part of string in a file.
for example:
Code:
ABC=123
CDE=122
DEF=456
ABC=123
DED=333
ABC=123

I need replace the value after ABC=, highlighted in red. I want to get following result;
Code:
ABC=456
CDE=122
DEF=456
ABC=456
DED=333
ABC=456

Anybody can help me this.

Thanks in advance.
 

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