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The renaming trick didn't work, however I have found out how to do it. For anyone that's interested, simply add the following to the registry (or save it to a .reg file and double-click it). No re-boot is necessary, and you will want to change the path if you have installed TextPad to a non-default ...

I'm running XP Pro x64, but my file manager is only 32-bit based and so cannot load 64-bit shell extensions.

How can I force TextPad to install/use the 32-bit shell extension so I can have the TextPad context menu in my file manager ?

Alternatively, how can I do this manually ?

Find In Files doesn't search in hidden files either. I'm sure TextPad 5 is just around the corner, and so I make this plea to the developers -

Can you add another checkbox to the Find In Files dialog like "Search in Hiddens Files/Folders", so that it's possible to keep the current behaviour while ...

As the title suggests, Find in Files does not search in folders with the hidden attribute bit set. Is there any way to make TextPad search within hidden folders ?

If not, can someone from Helios please list this under the known problems forum.

Can we expect a new version of TextPad soon ?

If so, what new features have been implemented ?