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OK, I got the menu wrong. However your reply is the very one I said not to bother with as I thought it didn't work. (It didn't last night). To my surprise, it worked this evening. Strange.

Cheers

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sgb

I've found one way to do it: "Start | Run | regedit" Click on My Computer at the top of the structure list "Edit | Find" Enter the name of the class you want to delete and "Find" Check it is the correct section of the registry then deleted the 'folder' of that name. === sgb

How do I delete a document class?

Do not reply "Tools | Preferences" Select class and click the red X in the middle pane. That doesn't delete the CLASS, it deletes a FILE SPECIFICATION that belongs to the class.

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sgb

I see I asked the same question 18 months ago with no successful resolution. In which case I will restate the question as "Is it possible to write a macro that loads up and is readily launchable that will edit the document class preferences currently in effect". If so how does one do it? === sgb

I have lots of *.txt files and depending upon what they are used for, I want to apply a different document class to them. Some are word wrapped at 72, or at 80 or are long lines. Some are tabbed, some are spaced at 4 or at 8. Is there a way of opening a txt file and then telling textpad to use "so ...

I have many *.txt files I wish to edit, but although they have the same extension, they are effectively different classes: EG
- No wrap, just long lines
- Wrap at 80
- Wrap at 72

Is there a way of selecting a document class for the active file, ignoring its extension?

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I'm new to Textpad... I'm trying to make a macro that behaves a bit as EditReformat. What I actually want is (a) replace all multiple white space in a paragraph with one space except for the initial white space at the start of the first line and (b) reformat that text to the right margin as ...