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I have - and always have had - the option to 'Allow multiple files on the command line'. I have however noticed a difference in behaviour when selecting 'Edit' versus selecting 'Send to TextPad 8', in that the former loads each file into a separate instance of TP whereas the latter performs as I ...

I frequently want to search a set of text files (ReadMe.TXT) which i know will only ever be 'x' levels deep within a folder structure.

I'd like to be able to tell TP to only go 'x' levels down when searching, to save wasting time looking in folders where I know the files won't be located.

Just a heads-up for repackagers etc...
The MSI still has the Version as 4.7.2

Just a heads-up for repackagers etc...
The MSI still has the Version as 4.7.2

I have a bunch of scripts which I run from TP tools I created. One of these scripts creates an MD5 hash against a file using, amongst other things, a date string. The string is formatted VB Script using long date: FormatDateTime([thefileobject].DateCreated, 4) When run from a command prompt, I get ...

I am in no way an MSI expert, but I imagine that there's a way that you can code around the fact that, after removing 4.7.1, the final dialog box has a check box inviting me to launch TP when clicking 'Finish'.

I have a collection of scripts to which I want to add a refined version of a function. Problem is, I don't know which of them contain the original version!

How can I get TP to show me all files (say, VBSs) which do NOT contain some search text?