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I wonder why this has not been implemented.
Since "copy as html" is already there, the only thing to be done is generating 5 lines of header and setting the clipboard format to Html:
Clipboard.SetText(HtmlText, TextDataFormat.Html);

If I had a x64-Win7-PC with admin rights, I could also copy the installed textpad.
But I do not have

How can I install Textpad in Win7 without having admin rights?

Thank you for that useful information!

Maybe this should be default for registry files.
Or textpad should write back the BOM if it reads it in.

Registry files are in unicode and contain a x'FFFE' as the first 2 bytes.
Editing a .reg file and saving it with textpad removes that x'FFFE' prefix.
It is not possible to import that saved file into the registry.

It is all on the new machine and ready. I do not need to migrate, I simply want a clean install.

I moved my system to a new harddisk. But then, TEXTPAD was not registered to windows, i.e. the shell extension was not registered and the file associations not done. I reinstalled textpad, but no success. The associations are missing and the textpad menu entry in the file explorer also. What can I do?

It would be nice if textpad could display EBCDIC files so that x'F0' is displayed as '0'