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I know! In a way, considering how excellent TextPad is right across the board in practically every other way, I'm actually a little surprised this wasn't a feature from the start! I mean it *is* a programmers editor, not just a over-hyped notepad, right? The only other glaring omission that I can ...

Quite the contrary bluntelk... you're proving my point exactly! I'm saying you should be able to describe what each set of keywords is *in the syntax file itself* beacuse each tcl can be (and usually is) different. Then show that description in the color picker. I am not stating a fixed definition ...

Rather than reinventing the wheel, any chance of releasing the editor portion of TextPad as either an ActiveX or .NET control to use in our own programs? A lot of the features I'd love to see (file management, UI customization, etc.) I already have in another editor program I've written, but the ...

Any chance rather than just saying 'Keywords 1', 'Keywords 2', etc. that you could give them a friendly name when using the color preferences? Many times I have no idea what words are in 'Keywords 1' as opposed to two without opening them. As an example, here's what I'm thinking... Keywords 1: Base ...

Ok, I'm now officially spoiled! I love, love, LOVE the way that Visual Studio .NET allows me to drag tabs around to the order that I want. I equally love the ability to split the screen either horizontally or vertically and have multiple tabs for each individual section. Any chance this could be ...

I use TextPad for practically all of my programming and especially web programming. However, a lot of my work is ASP/ASPX which requires the pages be served, not just viewed. While it is nice that TextPad has entries for 'WWW IP Address' and 'WWW Root Folder' (under the Folders preference entry ...