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No custom toolbars in v. 9.1.0. They are still available in v. 8.16.0.

When Find in Files is run, the (non-docked) Search Results tab closes when the Find in Files search parameter's Close button is clicked:

gspatel62 wrote:... I would like the option of a new document opening in a tab to the right of the current document, not the left. Perhaps this could be provided as an option in the config/preferences?

Agreed, that is a good feature.

Replace the elipsis (...) with your Windows user mnemonic. The path should be something like this:

C:\Users\ ... \AppData\Local\Temp\TextPad-7.6.4-601.dmp

The Document Selector font appears to be a 6-point type with the 7.6.3 upgrade. Can this be adjusted to a larger font?

Notice that "Document1" in the selector is smaller than "Document1" is on the tab in this image:

http://i1360.photobucket.com/albums/r658/Gortaleen/sm_doc_select_font ...

What does that regular expression do?

As I started to put-to-words what the macro does I realized that the regular expression in it is not interesting. I now realize that there are keystrokes for the textpad "Match Brackets" function in the macro. I was previously trying to figure out how a ...

Ok, thanks. I'll add a macro editor to my wishlist too.

I have a textpad macro file that includes a regular expression and I would like to see exactly what key strokes are being executed when the macro is used. Specifically I'd like to know what regular expression is being used by the macro. Can this be done?

Thanks!

I want to create new TextPad instances from a command line script. I've tried using the command: TextPad.exe "text.tws" but this creates a 0 Kb file that TextPad does not recognize as a Workspace. Can you suggest a way to create a valid Workspace from the command line?

Is it possible to open a textpad workspace with a file that is automatically timestamped (has .LOG as first line of file) AND the cursor is automatically placed after the timestamp? What happens now when I open a workspace that includes a .LOG file, the cursor is positioned before the date and time ...