You should install a grep tool. google gnuwin32.
His awesome
programmer changes it in MANY places:
scripts/home/salon/night/scenes/MLR2_NS1.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/home/mc_room/morning/scenes/C_R3_MS0.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/home/mc_room/night/scenes/CR4_NS1.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/home/ml_and_f_bedroom/morning/scenes/MLR3_MS1.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/home/ml_and_f_bedroom/night/scenes/NSB/ML_NS_sleep.rpy: $ Linda_name = Mom_name
scripts/gui/computer/scenes_gallery/scenes/SR2_ES1_rep.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/gui/computer/webcam_scenes/SR2_ES1.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/gui/computer/gallery_label.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/weekend_events/weekend_event_menu.rpy: $Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/intro.rpy:define Linda = Character("[Mom_name]", color="#CC00CC")
scripts/intro.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/A_home/Outside/Entrance/M/a_home_outside_M.rpy: $ Linda_name = Mom_name
scripts/A_home/Inside/Living/M/scenes/Li_MAS2.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
scripts/A_home/Inside/Living/M/scenes/Li_MAS2.rpy: $ Mom_name = "Linda"
The command I used was:
grep -r Mom_name scripts | grep = | grep Linda