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The big challenge may be including an image editor to edit the buttons, like word and excel have, but that wouldn't be necessary. All you would have to do, is have a folder that contains bitmap files of the proper dimensions. These bitmap files can be created and edited with paint. When you go to ...

Sorry, but I was posting a number of enhancement suggestions, and wanted to have the poll on each one. The poll was a pain to set up for every suggestion, so I lumped similar suggestions together. Thanks for your comments. Seems like this has been the most popular of my suggestions.

Yes codebase, exactly what I mean! It's gotta be a piece of cake to implement. I suspect that it could be done with a simple registry change, but I wouldn't know how. Someone want to come up with the necessary .reg file?

Hmmm, strange! So, leaving the program and path in uppercase, just deleting the -s makes it work? Sounds like the -s is the culprit.

I suppose when you renamed the program and path, you had windows explorer set to allow all uppercase names?

Also, H: drive is an actual physical partition and you ...

Webmasta,

Where is your H: drive? Is it local? Or perhaps it is on a Unix server? That could be why the uppercase doesn't work. AFAIK, Windows always ignores case.

Another possiblility: How about renaming TP and it's path with uppercase names? May not be pretty, but could be a good workaround.

HTH

Whew! What a week! I finally got a chance to check out your latest fix and it works for me too! Thanks!

Maybe I should elaborate ....

Not within TextPad, but while browsing files with Windows Explorer, you can right click the file and select TextPad to open the file with TP instead of its default application. It won't make the context menu any bigger, as there is already space for an icon to the left ...

Like everyone else, the new build didn't make any difference for me either.

I don't have bluetooth. Also have not installed .net and I'm using Trend's PC Cillin 2003. Tried with and without antivirus running, same results. I'm using TP on WinXP with all the security patches installed.

Something has *changed* in my TP's behaviour. I used to be able to open files on any ...

Yes, I agree. That's along the lines of my post:

http://textpad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4118

It's not doing too well, why don't you go vote for it?

IN TEXTPAD:
File, Open: "The parameter is incorrect" Click OK & TP is fine
Quick Open: "The parameter is incorrect" Click OK & TP is fine

IN EXPLORER WITH TP OPEN:
Drag to TP: "The parameter is incorrect" Click OK & TP is fine
Right Click, TextPad: "The parameter is incorrect" & TP locks up ...

Forgot, I had this drive partitioned, only 10G free space on my swap file partition! :wink: Fully defragged too.

Virtual memory settings: min 512M, no max.

Also, tried on another Win98SE system, 256MB RAM, 1.3G free HD and it opened. I don't know, maybe something with my system. Not a big deal as ...

Actually take it a step further and allow multiple substitution.

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60G not enough

I'm thinking this must be an OS issue. Cannot open very large files in Windows 98SE. Here are the test results of 3 systems on which I've tried opening a 400MB file:

Opens? OS Memory Free HD Space
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Yes WinXP 512MB 33G
No Win98SE 512MB 60G
Yes Win95OSR2 192MB ...