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Thank you for trying. I believe it will be a comatibility problem with the Win7.

I'll wait, maybe somebody has found out the solution.

I tried more without any success.

I opened the files with vim, and I saw the characters as ^_ and ^] (if this gives any help).

I tried the older Textpad (4.7) version, but it was the same as with the 5.4.

I was told that it doesn't work at all in Win7. Is it true?

I don't really know what should I see with the binay mode, it is the first time of my life that I see it, but if I understand properly, the characters I need are the characters stand for "1D" (and If "1E" stands for the new line and "0D then 0A" stand for the line break)

No, I need these characters stay where they are. And I need to see them.

I need to see them as blocks (as were blocks in the previous Textpad versions), and where one block take a whole space of one character. I need them for manually checking the file for other purposes.

Now I checked my collegue ...

You have to give a new shortcut combination, after you removed the previous.

F.e. if you have Ctrl+y in the EditIndentMore, after you remove it, you have to assign something new to it, (anything, like Alt+y). Then it forget the Ctrl+y properly.

I have the same problem since we switched to win7 from Xp, and we are using Textpad 5.4 now (I don't remember the version number of the previous textpad).

I need to see the blocks of the special controller characters, but they are invisible and also unselectible (but I know that they are there ...