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cledward,

Could you define what you mean by portable?

Just because I'm slow, I'm going to likely ask obvious questions. Too many years of COBOL, although I think it was mostly the DMS-II.

Are you trying to delete the tools via these steps?

Configure
Preferences
Tools
Click on the tool
Click on the Red X

I've been diving in as soon as a new release comes out, and I tend to spend a significant amount of time in TP during the workday--even a bit at home. Yes, I do have two licenses--one for home, and one work bought for me. No malfunctions, configuration issues, keyboard shortcut issues (and I have mo...

If you have keyboard shortcuts to Macros, DO NOT delete a macro unless you first remove the macro from the Macros On Menu.

This link takes one to a page with 7.4 downloads.

http://www.textpad.com/download/index.html

This link now has the 7.5.1 downloads.

http://www.textpad.com/download/

As usual when there is a new release, I step out of the airplane, and put on my TextPad parachute on the way down. Deployed just fine.

Sorry. I experienced a MDTO (Me-ntal Duh Time Out)

Open in Existing Session works great!

Behavior unchanged in 7.5

I don't see the link for 7.5, only for 7.4

However, I hacked the link and found the file.

http://www.textpad.com/download/v75/x64 ... 750-64.zip

I seem to have found it in the Registry, but I am unable to tweak it's behavior. Checking the Replace Notepad box creates these two reg entries. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\Notepad.exe] "Debugger"="\"C:...

I don't want to have to hack through every file associated with Notepad. Also, there are tools which default to Notepad, and replacing Notepad is the only way to route such things to TextPad.

I've used UE in the past, and it's RE Find has lied to me, more than once.

Go to Configure, Preferences, General

Is the Context Menu checkbox grayed out, or can you check and uncheck it?

It's a user posted macro, so buyer beware. Macros are binary, so you really don't know what's in it.

You can re-record it.

You need a programming language.