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Many thanks, MudGuard.

No matter what font and size I specify for the screen display the printed material is always tiny. How can I specify the print text size?

I recently installed Ruby and have a shortcut to Interactive Ruby C:\all\Prog\Ruby24-x64\bin\irb.cmd -rirb/completion . Set up the tool as cmd.exe / C:\all\Prog\Ruby24-x64\bin\irb.cmd / $FileDir / Capture output. Then I highlighted a simple line of code and clicked Tools. I clicked on the tool and a ...

Yep, I had removed that option. No change. I could try complete reinstall but still hoping to avoid that.

Much as I like and use TP I don't need to see "Open with. . . " or "Open in . . ." on a file context menu. How can I remove those items?

It did help. Thanks very much.

How can I stop the text class from making urls live and highlighted? I want to edit it, not reach out to the internet.

mroshaw, if you're still watching this. . . Thanks for the suggestion. I did try PyCharm but settled on Spyder for an ide. But, as an old Textpad user, I'd like to be able to edit with all the facilities available. I'll get by with the Python 2.6 syntax and if I encounter differences I'll update the ...

Latest I could find is for Python 2.6. I'm learning Python so am not yet informed enough to update the existing file. Is anyone working on this?

tcebob

Win10
Is such a script possible? I need to start Textpad, open a file, search and replace (delete) all strings "abcde," save the file and exit Textpad.
tcebob

Is there a way to get larger toolbar icons?
tcebob

Kevin, thanks much for your quick reply. Your macro is well thought out - but unfortunately I didn't give you enough info. The data that I want to isolate appear here and there throughout a very large file, with no eols. If I break up the file into separate lines the specified data can appear ...

Here's a sample line from an .xml file: <Data ss:Type="String">Robert Shaw Atlanta Symphony</Data></Cell><Cell ss:StyleID="ce2"><Data ss:Type="Number">1986< This RE will find the "String">Robert Shaw or "Number">1986 . . . : ">[[:alnum:] ]+ I'd like to isolate the [[:alnum:] ]+ so it can be copied ...

Not automatically. but if you use a constant width font such as Monospace it's pretty easy to line stuff up manually. You can use tabs and Block select to make it easier. Using your vertical bars, a macro could be written using Regular expressions to automate the process. As to placing the first ...

I have my shortcuts set to MS. Try Shift-Ctl-Rt, or Shift-Ctl-Lt for backwards.

tcebob