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You said "see here", and put in a link which take me to this same topic. I assume that was NOT what you intended?

The more I use TextPad 5, the more things I found it has broken. For instance, I no longer have a TextPad menu option on my Windows Explorer right-click menu. It took me quite a while to get TextPad 4 working the way I wanted it - lots of key mappings, File Associations, etc. I don't even have an ...

Why on earth would I want to uninstall my working TextPad in order to upgrade it to the new version? I wanted to keep my settings (which the install routine failed to do properly). And I have been using TextPad as my main editor for years - it is the best one I have ever seen. But the upgrade ...

I just downloaded TextPad 5, to see if there were any useful improvements. (I haven't found any so far - not even a macro editor.) The install installed TextPad in \Program Files\TextPad 5 (the old one was in TextPad 4). It deleted the old program, but it failed to update the shortcut buttons in my ...

What a good idea.

I just did that - it is the content of the file that stops the search.

It would be better if TextPad told you when it encountered the problem, instead of just silently stopping the search!

I have a large directory tree containing about a million lines of source code, plus compiled files. I often search this tree to find all occurrences of (say) a certain variable. I have discovered that TextPad's Find in Files search won't search the whole tree - there is a binary file (called ...