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Same issue with Textpad 5.4 on Vista Enterprise SP2 (32-bit) with Classic View. Works fine using Aero.

Overall, a nice release.

Other than the slow preferences dialog and the weird character showing up on the menu items, the one thing I noticed that bothers me is that using F11 to show/hide the Document Selector now only shows it. It does not hide it anymore.

That functionality is critical for me ...

See it here as well.

Windows XP SP2 (US)

Marketing and sales people generally agree that if you leave it up to the engineers a product will never be released because they're always fixing "just one more thing".

Their recommendation is to "shoot the engineers and get the product out to market".
Believe me, the last thing you want is ...

Textpad works fine for me with XP SP2.

Angryguy wrote:The program will run, however none of the preferences or macros seem to be there (haven't checked the clip libraries), even though all of my macros and other add-ins are installed to the Textpad/Samples directory.

The preferences are stored in the Windows registry, as is the licensing information.

Thanks....now I see what I was doing wrong

Is it possible to save your editting bookmarks between editting sessions?

I tried setting bookmarks, and then saved the workspace, but when the workspace is loaded later, the bookmarks are not kept.

That scenario works fine for me with 4.7.3 and W2K SP4.

D:\Programes\Borland C++ Compiler\bin needs to be in your path, so that it can find ilink32.exe

Could also be that you have spaces in the directory name.

I can attest to it's usefullness as well...we use it for tailing several logs in our telecom app.

Of the several Windows tail apps out there, this one seems to be the best suited to the task.

As suggested on the startup page of the online help, please read the Warnings section, before starting to use WildEdit.

I don't think programmers read any of that stuff until something goes wrong :lol: I know that's how I do it :oops:

While tinkering with WildEdit, I managed to mangle the ...

adh1003 wrote:That's the sort of thing I do from time to time (don't ask, I'm just like that)

You're not alone

I do that with C and Java code. One guy on our team uses 3 tab spaces and his Java IDE does not put a CR after the "{", so I do it for him whenever I have to update something he wrote.

You can also use Ctrl+F6

One thing that would be a "nice to have" feature:

In the log window, when you double click on a filename, have the option of loading it into Textpad (or some other editor). I've gotten used to that feature with Windows Grep.

Another thing might be an option to search, but not replace (I know this ...