Community

If you have the Document Selector open you can switch focus to it (Alt+1) and then use the up/down arrow keys to move to the next/prev document. There is an ActivateView command to switch focus back to the current document, but I don't think it has a shortcut assigned to it by default - maybe Alt+2 ...

An "I'm Feeling Lucky" Google search for "Windows Installer 2.0 98" should take you straight there.

Not sure this is exactly what you're after, but you could try the Extend Selection feature in the Go To dialog (Search menu or Ctrl+G).

I have sympathy with many of the points raised by csalsa, especially those about enhancement suggestions. I did a search on posts by helios to this forum and only came up with one hit (from 2003). So maybe the developers of TextPad have a policy of not responding to enhancement suggestions. Perhaps ...

What I find slightly peculiar is TextPad's method of counting, which goes from 1 to 9, then from 0 to 9. Why not start with zero? And why no numbers greater than 9? (The numbers could easily be right-aligned to keep a nice-looking layout of menu items).

I can see what SamuelReynolds means about doing Find Next with a keyboard shortcut, but melvers is talking about what should happen when the Find/Replace dialog is opened - and this usually implies the user wants to make changes to the search criteria. I don't see any reason why the Find Next ...

Even a cheaper, cut-down version of TextPad for Linux would be better than any of the current Linux editors. It would also beat running TextPad in Wine, which just mocks your longing for the real thing. :cry: A search through the forum on linux and helios only comes up with this . So, after more ...