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I too LOVE textpad, use it daily... but... although I would kill for anything on that list of 16 items, the big ones for me are...

Hi,

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Anyway,

I want to be ...

I saw your post, and I "partially" agree... but mostly disagree.

I LOVE the grayed out button for save... I actually wish other programs were smart enough to do this... I hate not knowing, visually, if a file is saved or not.

Thus I also love the saveas feature, if the file is already saved ...

Quick version:
If you open all files, from the context menu of a search results page... you can not interupt it... all files must load.

Long version:

So, I did a query, to find in files, for what turned out to be a huge data set...

Looking for "tab" in HTML files... (which matched on "<table ...

Hello all,

I've found that there is a feature (likely quite easy to implement), that I would really appreciate.

ITEM 1:
In the File Selector (F11) (PS I always have mine attached under my clip lib)

I would **LOVE** to be able to Sort, by file TYPE... e.g.

a.css
b.css
c.css
a.html
b.html
c.html ...

I should clarify...

Just because I want to "Save a copy as...", does not mean I want to wipe out my clipboard contents... (with a copy of my current document), which the CTRL+C will do...

e.g. if I have "<a href="someRealyCoolWebsite">Go</a>" on the clipboard...

When I invoke my Macro (described ...

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before or not, but its a simple one, that comes in handy all the time.

Purpose: It saves a copy of the current document, to a new file, which is opened. This way, the original file, is still open, and the new file is editable too.

I have a macro right now ...

I guess I'm not being clear enough....

What I need, is a "copy append" command, that either by configuration, or by a macro, or by whatever.... adds a line break after each 'clip' is added.

My example was too easy... I will be copying several bits, of random data, from random locations... block ...

I'll second that!... its a little thing, but once you've used this in another editor, you won't understand how you lived without it...