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Drag them from where they are in the list of commands on the Customize dialog box, and drop them where you want them on the standard toolbar.

Click on the Toolbar Options button at the right end of the toolbar and choose Add or Remove Buttons / Customize.
Drag any buttons you want to the toolbar.
Click Close.

Please install the new version 9.3.0 and try it with checks enabled for files modified by external processes.

We are pleased to announce the release of TextPad 9.3.0 and 8.17.0. These implement some enhancements which have been requested here in the forum. Please see the release notes for details of the changes and the downloads page for links to the installation files. WARNING: workspace files saved in ver...

All TextPad's configuration files are stored in this folder: %APPDATA%\Helios\TextPad\ Copy that and paste it into File Explorer's address bar, to see the subfolder corresponding to the major version number of your release of TextPad. It contains configuration files with the extension XML, macros wi...

Thanks for confirming.

Please note that TextPad's installer creates those entries in the registry, so you'll have to run textpad-openmulti.reg again, after installing a new update.

This will work if you delete "*." from the list of members of the Text document class, and make "docker" the only member of your Docker document class.

Is the status bar visible? Check View » Status Bar.

TextPad 9 uses the dictionaries for languages installed in Windows. New ones can be added from Settings » Time and Language » Language » Add a language . Here's a screenshot taken after scrolling down in Language settings: lang.png Note the column of "abc" with a tick under it indicates th...

Which view do you have: icons, list or details? How many files are in the folder? Is it on a local or network filesystem? Could the problem arise when you start scrolling while it is still adding files to the list? You may be able to work around this by setting "Use the standard file open dialo...

Please see https://forums.textpad.com/viewtopic.php?p=45504#p45504 below, for an update to this message. By default, File Explorer is configured to open files in TextPad by sending it DDE messages. If an instance is not running, it starts one, then sends it messages to open the file. If one or more ...

Sorry to persist with this, but I'm trying to establish why you're getting hangs with network shares. Can I can discount the checks for files being modified by another process as the cause?

By "annoying" do you mean it's faster, slower or the same?

Does it make any difference if you set Ignore when files are modified by another process, on Configure » Preferences » File?

Thanks, I'll try to replicate that. However, OneDrive files are not local. Microsoft hosts them in its Azure cloud.