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I also find Configure->preferences->General->"Working folder follows active document" very useful
Ed

What you need is a Regular Expression.

Find
^\(.*\)/[^/]+\.html *$
Replace with
\1/

make sure "Regular Expression" box is ticked

F9 will sort your file and there is an option to delete duplicates

Do you mean Window->Tile Horizontally (or vertically)?

You probably know this.. Spell checking and sorting are disabled in a read-only window (such as "Command Results")

As Andreas, I see no problem.

My syntax files have C=1 and they work OK. Can you post the actual file? Have you saved it in DOS format (not UNIX)? Are there any spurious tabs or spaces? The color of the numbers is set in Configure->Preferences->Document Classes->"Your Class"->Colors->Numbers (At the bottom of the list)

Jens
Sorry, a bit off the subject, but what are ctags please? I've seen references to them but I don't understand them.

Ed
ezdzozrzczhard@yazhoo.com (remove z's)

I think the functionality is very nearly there.

Ctrl-F5 (Find in Files) Then browse to the current file (that's the clunky bit )
The resulting search window is what you want (I think)

Ed

Confugure->preferences->Document classes select your document type (based on the filename extension) or select Default to change all files unselect "Maintain indentation" (The reason for it is that programmers like to indent their work to have a visual indication for their level of nesting.)

F6
- Thanks to Jeffy

1. Yes
2. No, but download (free and short) Perl syntax definitions from http://www.textpad.com/add-ons/synn2t.html to get pretty colours

The starting point is to find out the command-line options etc you need to compile and run your program. You need to try these out in Tools->Run...

If all goes well you can set up a command to compile etc

At the time of writing I see that no-one has replied but 28 people have looked. This may be because we are all TextPad users and have found that it is an excellent editor for our purposes. It handles huge files and lots of them and works as one would expect a windows program to work. It has syntax h...