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#EDITPAD LITE TIPS OF THE DAY KEEP SHOWING UP PRO#

Search: The Loop Automatically option fails to loop if there is only one file open and the All Files search option is turned on.Ħ4-bit: EditPad's installer now automatically installs a 64-bit version of EditPad on 64-bit Windows.ĭockable panels: New mechanism for docking panels makes it easier to position panels exactly where you want.

#EDITPAD LITE TIPS OF THE DAY KEEP SHOWING UP PRO#

Options|Text Layout: Changes made to the text layout configuration via Options|Text Layout were not preserved when restarting EditPad Pro unless other preferences were also changed after changing the text layout configuration. Starting a new EditPad instance did restore the running instance and shutting down AceText made the problem go away.įile Types|Colors and Syntax: Selecting 'Clickable URLs' syntax coloring significantly slowed down EditPad 7's handling of files with extremely long lines.įorum: The Help|Forum menu item now restores the forum window if it was minimized.įorum: With the EditPad icon next to the system clock enabled, clicking on one of the forum links in the help file to discuss a help topic caused EditPad to try to connect to the forum each time EditPad was restarted after closing it but not fully exiting it. Clicking on the icon next to the system clock allowed EditPad to be minimized again.ĮditPad could not be restored by clicking the taskbar button directly if it was minimized while the Clip Collection panel was open and AceText was running. Text Layout: Ideographs are now exactly twice as wide as ASCII characters when using the 'monospaced left-to-right' text layout with the option to use full-width ASCII characters turned off.Įditor: Lines containing tabs were not displayed correctly when using a right-to-left text layout.ĮditPad could not be minimized after clicking the taskbar button twice (but don't double-click) while the icon next to the system clock and the option to hide the taskbar button are enabled. Holding down Alt, pressing F, releasing Alt, pressing O will activate the File|Open command and show the open file dialog.

For example: holding down Alt, pressing F, pressing O, releasing Alt will open the File|Open submenu with recent files. Menus: When using Alt+letter keyboard shortcuts to access menu items that have submenus but are also commands in themselves, holding down Alt will open the submenu while releasing Alt will activate the command. File|Reload from Disk: Do not clear out the file in EditPad if it no longer exists on disk prompt to retry reloading the file do nothing if canceled.

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