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Well, I was searching around my self and I found a pretty good 'workaround' by using the really nice 'block-select' feature of NotePad++ by just holding the alt-key. (This is of course much easier than how it has been done in TextPad!) I can simply use this alt-select to select in one row, and ...

The 1 second countdown has started. I found this for you: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.editors.notepad%2B%2B/7705 - Allow cursor after end of line If checked, it's possible to position the cursor beyond the end of line. [Spaces are silently added.] This is somebody asking the same feature ...

Notepad++ does all that and more. Give it a try, it has gotten to be pretty good. NotePad++ offers so much, I don't miss TextPad anymore. I still miss one very important thing: cursor beyond line-end, this is a setting in TextPad which makes selecting inside a long line very easy. Normally when ...

@shelimtonod; Textpad has a lot of features I have never found in other editors: - match brackets - cursor beyond text (this one is so great when selecting text in long lines) - block select mode - great search features So I love textpad... BUT WHY!?!?? no UTF8 support.... *sigh* This cannot be so ...

Yes this is helpful. I already closed and reopened textpad, that helped too. This is easier.

Maybe a addition for other people with this problem; if the context menu is also not visible just hit 'enter' that option is by default selected.

Somehow the find boxes are opening relative to the window on the screen. When you've opened the window, and you move the application around on the screen for a bit, and switch from one search window to the other (for instance between the search and the search and replace box) the window will go ...

Whahaha supperior?! I'm really thinking of downgrading my textpad to a version where they grey out the save button, the 'save as' functionality doesn't make sence. Would like to hear of the developers of textpad if they could make it optional, so everybody is happy. Don't think it is hard to do ...

I Also agree with Garry; when there is nothing to save it shouldn't save. that's why, for me, I would prefer a grey save button. It is like the control-s function, when saved (i suppose) it will not save again, but it is to me a habbit after every little detail I change: control-s. When the save ...

It's been a year since the last reply but I would like to start up this discussion again. From my point of view, I do not like the change of functionality of the save button, this is not expected and actually almost never wanted, and implies a extra button click which annoys me. But ofcourse a save ...