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helios wrote:Please try renaming the file config.xml, which you will find at one of the following locations, and then try starting up TextPad.

I wonder what you are suppoeded to rename it to. If anything different so it is not used, why not just delete it?

I suppose a "work around" is to allow multiple instances of TP to run, open some docs in one instance and others is a second instance, and then tile the two instances of TP.

I'd like the "Document Tabs" to have a "new vertical tab group" like other editors do.

Wow, this is really a pain in the neck. How come you can't minimize some of the windows? I have six documents open and would like to minimize 4 of them and tile the other two vertically like I could in version 4.x. It would be nice if the "Document Tabs" had a "new vertical tab group" like other ...

I had this problem too. I went into "preferences/general" and checked "allow multiple files on the command line" and now it works.

Also, check out "Put shortcuts to Textpad on" on same page. I was missing a few of those too.

The problem I am trying to figure is how do I view more than one document ...

rsperberg,

I followed your link and followed the directions in the ReadMe. When I used the tool it replaced everything with a single "v". Is Tidy supposed to work with 5.1? Should the directions in the ReadMe be changed?

I knew some Unicode files were being searched. I ran the search again but searched for "e" knowing that "e" is probably in every file. Since Textpad searches in order alphabetically, I could narrow down the file causing problems down to two: either the last file searched or the next one. I tried to ...

When I do "Find in Files", I am getting the message "not enough memory for that operation". Up until several months ago, I never had trouble with this. The problem occurs when I search files with the extension *.sql. Other files work fine. I have 2 GB memory and the largest file I search is 346 KB ...