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Wow, a new entry in my "the basic XP setup check" file. Well spotted Mr. t.

I also made a reply to the post "Is TextPad dead?" and it was also deleted. I did not mention PSPad so I gather a third or even a fourth post was also deleted since I seem to remember posting twice in the thread mentioned above. Mentioning other tools here is not new and has been done at l...

Contact page for TP is over here http://www.textpad.com/contact/index.html
I would ask them about NA retailer.
HTH

In TP use
Find '$
Replace ',
I have used POSIX regular expression syntax, which can be selected from the Editor page of the Preferences dialog box. HTH

Edit;dogh, the other mr.t beat me to it
Another edit; You can delete your posts from the HOW-TO's if there's no reply posted after them.

Good to hear from you jeffy and welcome back!
Just don't hold your breath for the new beta, I did that some while back and I'm still having trouble remembering stuff...

Using regular expression in Textpad I get:

Find ^1[^:]+:
Replace _

Where _=space

I have used POSIX regular expression syntax, which can be selected from the Editor page of the Preferences dialog box. HTH

edit;Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum Aliciajp!
Found this using the search here
http://www.textpad.com/forum/viewtopic. ... ration+key
Hope it helps

I give up. I'll put in a request to Helios. And I don't use Posix because it's taken me long enough just to assemble the few examples for Regular Expressions I've been able to get working and the only way to use Posix is by permanently changing my preferences which I'm not going to do . No, don't r...

Thanks for clearing that one up MudGuard!

Find XXXXX|YYY|ZZZZZZZZ
I have used POSIX regular expression syntax, which can be selected from the Editor page of the Preferences dialog box.(Means you can skip the \ thingie) HTH

See TP's help file under "Regular Expressions Examples" where you will find "Alternation Operator" explained, short but still ok. But if you're looking for an exclusive or by bolding your either I'm stumped.

Welcome to the forum joezeppy!

I find life a lot better since I started using POSIX regex's

Find \([^)]*\)
Replace ,
I have used POSIX regular expression syntax, which can be selected from the Editor page of the Preferences dialog box. HTH

If TP came preinstalled with your OS you still should be able to uninstall it via Control Panels Add or Remove Programs function. You could also take a look at Configure->Preferences->Tools, click Add and select "Java SDK Commands". See TP's help file under "How to Customize the Tools...

Just a wild guess, but could NS8 come with it's own Java? If so, perhaps uninstalling that, reinstalling Java and then TP would do the trick. Just my .02usd.
Edit Heard of FireFox?

Take a look at TP's help under "How to Customize Syntax Highlighting". HTH