It is currently not possible, but I believe Yutaka said in other posts that he had being working on that and maybe someday we will get this function.
Meanwhile, you can install Zen-coding on Emeditor, which allows you to use ctrl+[ to go to macting pair, or Ctrl+Shift+D to balance tag.

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My current simple method is just this:

* screen shots: Alt+Print
(for including mouse cursor and auto-save: WinSnap's last freeware version, or IrfanView too)

* picture modification(paint/text): IrfanView's Paint-plugin or just msPaint

* Gif Anymator:
currently Gif-X 2.5 (free, portable, simple)
Workflow: New, Import all pics, set delay ms, export as GIF, done!


In the past i had used:
- Ulead GIF Animator 2
- Microsoft GIF Animator
They are both very old and can be found via google too (tip: encoderX forum)

Off topic...

Stefan,

What utility are you using to create your animated GIF demos?

Thanks
JohnQSmith

I know what you mean:




but i don't know how EmEditor will aid you here.



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Thanks for the reply Stefan.

I'm really staying quite a noob at using EmEditor.
Perhaps i've missed it somewhere, but is there actually some kind of "Syntax Highlighting and Syntax Folding" for HTML files like in Notepad++ ?

For example, i've nowhere found an option in EmEditor (nor do i know it's actually possible in EmEditor) to highlight closing tags, including nested ones like the example below. So when the cursor in over some<div...> element, EmEditor will automatically search & highlight the corresponding closing </div> tag.

Example:


.... which works out of the box (and wonderfully well) in Notepad++ , a free editor btw.

I have always been glad to have bought this editor, but the lack of usable improvements is starting to make me regret my purchase.

You can make the Outline plugin do what you want:
* open the outline plugin, e.g. via "Tools > Plugins"
* right click into the plugin panel
* chose Properties
* see EmEditor Help - How to - Plug-ins

and perhaps that for an better understanding:
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/feature1/rewrite/tc_30.html
(especially the video)
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/feature1/rewrite/tc_36.html
(scroll down to 'Outline')

I don't know what the current state of the purpose of the Outline plugin is, but it looks extremely buggy.

If I open the code below & activate the "Outline" plugin, it outlines the wrong lines, lots of <div aren't properly recognized, like the line containing "<div id="logged_in"> (line 7) and many other irregularities.

Someone can reproduce what i mean please ?

Code here : pastebin