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I'm 64bit Win7 Pro, and would love to fix this. For me it seems to only happen the first time launching TextPad after a boot.

If, on Vista, the problem shows up in Aero but not Classic, does that necessarily mean that this is a Vista bug?

For example, with TextPad's "highlight line" setting on, the problem goes away (even in Aero).

So, perhaps when a user has "highlight line" turned off, could that (behid the scenes ...

Hi ak47wong, thanks for the confirmation!

And I can confirm that if I set "Highlight the line containing the cursor" to be checked, the glitch is eliminated. (Though I'd prefer to keep that setting off.)

(I can also add that Notepad doesn't show a similar glitch.)

MudGuard: you indicated that it ...

Thanks -- though the problem may be Vista OR Texpad 5.1 (or a combination of the two).

I know that when I was using 4.something on Win2k, this didn't happen -- but I switched to Vista and TextPad 5.1 at the same time, so I don't yet know who the troublemaker is.

For anybody running 5.1 -- (XP or ...

Here's a simple example, open a new blank document, and copy the following:

this is line one
this is line two
this is line three
this is line four
this is line five

Now, click (and hold) after the word "line" in line three, and then drag down to highlight some text in line four -- keep the click ...

No offense, but I'm not terribly interested in veering off onto the anti-Microsoft thing -- I'm just hoping to get TextPad to select as expected.

Are others here using Textpad 5.1 on Vista?

If so, have you also noticed that text selection is sometimes weird?

Is this a Vista-only thing, or 5.1 in ...

I recently started using Vista, and switched to TextPad 5.1 (from 4.something).

I've noticed that the text selection (ie, highlighted blue) often displays wrong. For example, I'll grab word and drag to the left, but part of the line to the right highlights.

If I copy or cut, the correct text is ...

Per my previous post, this isn't about re-opening the same set of documents -- it's about losing all the undo/redo states for each of those documnets.

I sometimes close TextPad when I only meant to close a single document, and I gather I'm at least not the only one. If you're working on a bunch of ...

Right -- do others here not do the same thing? ie, space out and think that you're closing just one document when you close a whole bunch -- and potentially lose all the undo states?

(perhaps I'm the only goof who does it -- but it's like how tabbed browsers warn you if you're about to close a ...

Don't you lose the undo/redo history when you close a doc?

ie, such an "You have multiple documents open, are you sure you want to close them all" alert would apply to Workspaces too, no?

Hi all,
With some regularity I accidentally close TextPad when I have a bunch of documents open (it's usually because I space out, and think I'm just closing the active document).

I think it could be helpful if you added a "confirm quit when multiple documents open" option -- perhaps others here ...