Each time I open TextPad, I want to see a skeleton for an HTML page. How can I make this happen?
I want to be able to define the default document template...
Default new document template
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There is a beginning blank page template in HTML Tags clipboard.
You can insert that into a blank page. Or you can open an existing page you want to use as a template.
Modify the page to your liking. Select All, and add it to a new User clipboard (MyHTML) under a new name (Blank Index, Blank Contact, Blank SiteMap, etc. (Make as many blank templates as you like.)
Then you can start TextPad with a blank page, go to the new "MyHTML" clipboard and insert the modified blank page(s) that you saved.
You can insert that into a blank page. Or you can open an existing page you want to use as a template.
Modify the page to your liking. Select All, and add it to a new User clipboard (MyHTML) under a new name (Blank Index, Blank Contact, Blank SiteMap, etc. (Make as many blank templates as you like.)
Then you can start TextPad with a blank page, go to the new "MyHTML" clipboard and insert the modified blank page(s) that you saved.
Hope this was helpful.............good luck,
Bob
Bob
By modifying the registry according to MS instructions, I have associated a template file in winnt\shellnew with the folder->New right mouse click. However, when I click "PHP Template" (that's what I call the new document type), Textpad just opens with a new textpad .php document. I know I can do what is in this post but I should be able to open a new document with the template in shelllnew. Any suggestions?
I know TweakUI for XP lets you do this easily. You create and save a template the way you want it--and with the appropriate file extension--then you go to TweakUI's template section and point it to that file. (You can delete the file afterward.)Raven wrote:.... However, when I click "PHP Template" (that's what I call the new document type), Textpad just opens with a new textpad .php document. .... Any suggestions?
I think the TweakUI for 9x/NT/2000 also allows this
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/ ... weakUI.asp
Important Notes: This process only seems to work when the file type is already registered (associated) AND when its context menu contains an entry named "Open"
(boy did I have a fun time wading thru the registry before I figured out that second requirement...)