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I can also confirm full contextual fuctionality in Win7 RC1 x64 FTW!!!!

Yeah Ive been dealing w/ it begrudgingly on build 7000 until the hopefully soon to be released (May) RC1 is made available, either that or when I do my hard drive upgrade in the next month or so Ill clean install the current msdn build. Im just glad its not an issue w/ TP cuz it could be 5 yars or ...

SWEET!

Not Supported O.S. Ha!!!!

Not when it comes to a devoted fan/user base!!!!

(Too bad, knowing M.S., they'll prolly break it again haha)

http://www.textpad.com/products/textpad/specifications.html says: # TextPad 5 is supported on Windows 2000 (SP4), Server 2003, and the 32-bit and 64-bit editions of XP and Vista. # TextPad 4 is supported on Windows 95, 98, 2000 (SP4), Server 2003, and 32-bit editions of XP. Windows 7 is not (yet ...

This (or something similar)happened w/ v4 and Vista and was fixed w/ v5. Well in Windows 7 the context menu item exists but when clicked I get the below error message: Is this a reg problem? Any way I can fix/hack this working again? Thx Update: If an instance of TP is already running then it works ...

Update:

Well all is not lost, TextPad is listed in the "Send to" Context Menu.
This requires an extra sub-menu navigation, but its better than nothing.

Still am curious if this can be fixed to list like in XP???

Any help appreciated, thx!

Installed TextPad successfully in 64bit Vista install. But it appears that I lost one feature I am really missing :( When I right click a file Im used to having an "Open with TextPad" option. This is missing. It would be my guess that this is a registry entry(entries) that is/are not functioning ...

It may be me but TextPad does not install into right-click context menu properly in vista 32 or 64 which really limits my productivity with this software. As it is a feature Im sooo used to, its such a kick in the crotch when its not available. There are a handful of "New" textpad version threads ...

I have successfully added javadoc to the tools menu. I want to modify the parameters of this tool to create a folder named after the file Im executing javadoc on, place the folder in the same directory of the file Im working on, then place the javadoc files into that directory. Ive checked the faq ...

thx 4 the

Is there a Visual C++ equivalent to Borlands:

conio.h

getch()

to keep a console program from closing at the end of execution???

I saw another post here that uses a request for a dummy variable, but I was hoping for a better method than that.

Any help appreciated!!!

My Bad!!!!

thx 4 the info.

Unfortunately I am so dessensatized to BB's that I often never check stickies for things like that. Sad thing is that It says it right on the thread title....one again sorry.

Borland has this to keep the console window open When executing a console program from windows....

#include <conio.h>
getch();

What does this in Visual C++?