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Better, I think is to group the documents by their directory, shown right justified, and show only the simple filename, indented under the directory. I wouldn't want a full tree display because I usually edit my code about 15 directories deep.

I also frequently have 20-50 documents open. I don't use the tabs (as a UI mechanism) because they are worthless with this many of them. I do use the document selector and would dearly love it if the selector grouped the open documents by directory.

A simple suggestion. Could CTL-F11 (jump to Command Results) be made to toggle between Command Results and the document you were viewing when you hit CTL-F11.

That way I can easily flip between the execution results of my program, and the source file I am editing.

Same for Search Results.

Actually, currently launching shortcuts is fine. It's the context menu which reuses an existing window and I don't want it to.

Does anyone know if I can achieve the following behavior with TextPad: 1. When shortcut is click a new instance is launched. 2. Explorer ContextMenu->TextPad launches a new instance of TextPad which loads all highlighted files. That is, when I use the Explorer context menu, I want it to launch a new...

I would like to suggest that the rules for automatic indentation be externally defined. We use a style of brace indentation that does not including dropping the trailing brace back one level. TextPad supports only: public static void myFunction() { ... } and I would like to have: public static void ...

I would love to be able to switch any document between hex and text displays with a menu option or a keystroke.

Also, how about being able to edit in Hex mode?

I would like to suggest two improvements to the document selector 1. Show a hierarchical list for the open documents, possibly just a simple two level thing with the simple file indented two spaces under the directory. For example (lead dots to represent space indentations): c:\mydirectory ..File1 ....