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Just want to add that I have all the defaults set under Configuration. No proportional fonts for screen or printer, no wordwrap either.

Thanks Thomas, that answered my question, too.

I'm having the same problem - takes FOREVER to load a 25Mb file - so I'm using UltraEdit instead. Any help?

9-11 would not have happened if Clinton were president. The hijackers had no idea what they set in motion, leading people in the US to restrict their own freedoms out of fear.

Read through the forum tonight and found one answer to this, the person replied with a link within the forum and the link's dead (doesn't help me). I'm running WinME, 1.8Ghz, 1Gb memory, 80Gb HD and when I open a file that is 5Mb, TextPad takes almost a full minute to load it. I have other files up ...

Reply link no longer active. I have this same problem. A 5Mb file takes almost a minute to load and I have 1Gb of memory on my computer. What's the answer (please)?

Here's the key differences that stand out for me. I like both programs, but TextPad should just steal/copy the best parts of UltraEdit. UltraEdit (UE) - Better, faster file loading, esp. large files - Complete customizability of the program - Offers a Lifetime product license option - Excellent User...

Oddly, the two best text editors available - TextPad and UltraEdit - are not ported to Linux. Yet users keep telling them that the first one there will win that valuable present (and future) market share.

UltraEdit (www.ultraedit.com) is TextPad's most direct competitor according to the "professonal" reviewers (ha). Here's the biggest difference between them: UltraEdit (UE) - Better, faster file loading, esp. large files - Complete customizability of the program - Offers a Lifetime product ...

Got to agree with Peter here. Make it like the document selector. The competition (UltraEdit) does this very poorly, and it should be strengthened in TP.