Insert Strings: Before  or After
This is where you tell Randomz where on your page to add your strings of text. Note that you can use text, html or just about anything you can put into a web page. Just be careful you use good code and pay attention to missing closing tags.

This text:
This will determine the text Randomz uses to find exactly where on your pages to insert the lines of text. It is important that you chose a text string that only occurs one time on your pages.

How many strings per line?

-EXACTLY ____ LINES. Use this option if you want to tell Randomz EXACTLY how many lines of text to put on each page.

- Randomly insert no less than: ___  and more than ___ lines. This option gives you the power to really add diversity to pages. Here, you chose a range of numbers from, say, 3 to 8. This means that Randomz will go through each of your pages and add anywhere from 3 to 8 lines of text to each and every page.

Enter Text strings (one per line):
It is VERY IMPORTANT that each string of text you want to use is "self contained" on a single line of text. It doesn't matter how long the line is, only that it's all on one line and you haven't made any major html mistakes.

Folder/Path:  
This selects the folder of the pages you want to modify.
-Click BROWSE  
-Navigate to the folder containing your pages, or click link to recently
selected folder.  
-Click OK

Include Subfolders?
 Do you want to include the subfolders, meaning the folders located INSIDE your selected folder? If YES, check this box. CAUTION: BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN SELECTING SUBFOLDERS. IT IS VERY EASY TO FORGET WHAT'S INSIDE YOUR SUBFOLDERS.

When you're all ready just click "RANDOMZ NOW".

2.01 allows better formatting options when placing your random text.

For example, the default will output as:
apple berry cherry grape pear plum (new feature)

Or select "Check to Respect Line Breaks" and the output will be formatted like this:
apple
berry
cherry
grape
pear
plum

The new feature makes adding random elements to tags like the TITLE tag to be more naturally/better formatted.