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Currently, people who want to use my software with textpad has to follow these instructions: http://code.google.com/p/daisy-model/wiki/TextPad I'd like to automate this. Maybe using an nsis installer, as I already use such an installer for my software. Has anyone tried this? Or am I on the wrong ...

And I do control the output format of the application The syntax language doesn't seem designed for escape sequences or other invisible markup. Why do you insist on using the invisible markup for syntax when you are in control of the output? I'm not sure I understand the question. Markup is never ...

The syntax language doesn't seem designed for escape sequences or other invisible markup.

It would be nice to get some color in command results, for example by interpreting the ansi color escape codes.

I'd like to make errors and warnings more visible, among the informational text. And I do control the output format of the application being called.

I enden up creating a bat file with this content: c: cd \Daisy cd textpad txpeng472.exe copy *.syn "c:\Program Files\TextPad 4\Samples" copy *.tcl "c:\Program Files\TextPad 4\Samples" regedit /s txt4dai.reg regedit /s txt4lcns.reg regedit /s txt4tool.reg And telling the students to choose the ...

License registering was pretty easy. Insert the license in one copy of textpad start -> run -> regedit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> Software -> Helios Files -> Export... This gives you a ".reg" file, clicking on the file will insert the license in the local copy of textpad. A similar trick with HKEY ...

The student lab PC''s are cleaned automatically every night. Is it possible to make the install of a registered version semi-automtic? What I'm thinking of is to have a bat file on a network drive which the students can click on to install and register textpad. It would be even better if the bat ...