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Select your configuration (”Tools | Select Configuration”) and then open the preferences of this configuration (”Tools | Properties for Current Configuration”) and go to ”Association” tab. If ”Enable Association” is active and your desired suffix is defined, EmEditor opens the specified file type with this special configuration.
You want to assign only ”[AltGr]” to a function? That’s impossible. You must assign a combination, for example ”[AltGr][D]”.
Edit: Too late…
What’s with a macro to diasable/enable the ”Tab” function if the plug-in ”OpenDocuments” is active/inactive?
»True Color support on Windows 2000 SP4.«
That you should have in former times said to me, Yutaka. Now I like EmEditor again.
Nice work!Please continue using EmEditor with 16 color mode.
No, I will not do that. And I will not use EmEditor 10 anymore. That’s my final consequence from this affair.
And what should, in your opinion, all the Windows 2000 users do now?
On the one hand you write »Supported OS: Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000 SP4/Server 2008/Server 2003«, on the other hand you deny any support for 256 color icons (Windows 2000 do not support icons with alpha transparency). That does not fit.
I’m very disappointed about your policy.
The 256 color button in the Toolbars dialog box was deprecated
Why?
The result of this sanction can you see here: EmEditor 10-RC3 on Windows 2000-SP4.
Not really pretty.
I didn’t like it either, but the fact is lots of people are confused with the default behavior. Most people expect CTRL + TAB behave like Internet Explorer and Firefox where CTRL + TAB switches to the next document (right tab). So, that is why I changed the default CTRL + TAB should go to the next document (right tab). You can change the behavior by changing the keyboard shortcut.
However, I like your opinion. I might change the default as you suggested.
Other users, what do you think?I don’t care. I do not use ”Last Accessed Document”/”Least Accessed Document” commands; and for ”Next Document”/”Previous Document” I used my own keyboard shortcuts.
How do I change my keyboard settings? When I want to change “last accessed document” to “CTRL-TAB” when I press this key combination, I change from the keyboard tab to the spelling tab.
Press one key after the other key and not in combination; first [CTRL] and then [TAB].
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RulerNow I can delete an old suggestion. Nice.
by Yutaka on 3/22/2010 9:42:22 pm
Hello Maria,
Thanks for trying EmEditor beta version!
You can disable the context menu shortcuts by clearing the “Add a shortcut to the Context Menu on Explorer” check box in the More Shortcuts dialog (Tools > Customize > Shortcuts > More Shortcuts button). However, this will also disable “EmEditor” menu item when you right-click on normal files. They cannot be disabled separately. Is this something you want to do (disabling separately)?
Ah, inside this dialog; I’ve got it. Yes, that was what I want. Thanks, Yutaka.
(I don’t require a separately option; foreign context menu entries are generally disabled on my machines.)
The context menu displayed by right-clicking on a folder in Windows Explorer now includes the new Find in Files with EmEditor command.
On which way can I turn off this pretended „improvement“ without any direct access to the windows registry?
Yes, but only with a macro; example:
#icon = “Buttons.icl”,13
#title = “Show Marks”
#tooltip = “Show Marks”// Displays or Hides Marks.
myobject = document.Config;
if (myobject.Mark.ShowReturns==0 && myobject.Mark.ShowEOF==0 && myobject.Mark.ShowTabs==0 && myobject.Mark.ShowSpaces==0 && ShowDBSpaces==0 && CrLfDifferent==0 && ShowIndentGuides==0 && myobject.Mark.ShowControlCharacters==0) {
myobject.Mark.ShowReturns=”true”; // Returns
myobject.Mark.ShowEOF=”true”; // End of File
myobject.Mark.ShowTabs=”true”; // Tabs
myobject.Mark.ShowSpaces=”true”; // Spaces
myobject.Mark.ShowDBSpaces=”true”; // Wide Spaces
myobject.Mark.CrLfDifferent=”true”; // CR and LF with Different Marks
myobject.Mark.ShowIndentGuides=”true”; // Indent Guides
myobject.Mark.ShowControlCharacters=”true”; // Control Characters
}
else {
myobject.Mark.ShowReturns=”false”; // Returns
myobject.Mark.ShowEOF=”false”; // End of File
myobject.Mark.ShowTabs=”false”; // Tabs
myobject.Mark.ShowSpaces=”false”; // Spaces
myobject.Mark.ShowDBSpaces=”false”; // Wide Spaces
myobject.Mark.CrLfDifferent=”false”; // CR and LF with Different Marks
myobject.Mark.ShowIndentGuides=”false”; // Indent Guides
myobject.Mark.ShowControlCharacters=”false”; // Control Characters
}myobject.Save();
Now I see the differences and I understand what you mean. But unfortunately, I can’t help you, sorry.
Menu ”Tools | Customize…”, tab ”window”, check box ”Switch to Last Used Document for Next Document Command”; disactivate this option.
I’m interested in a german x64 version of the current EmEditor. Is there any?
Not yet. But a german language file is in progress.
Or can I use language ressource of version 8?
In no case! This doesn’t harmonise with each other.
It’s very simple; within a macro you must mask the backslash ”” with a prefix backslash ””. Here’s an example:
document.selection.Replace(“([0-9]+) ([¼,½,¾])”,”12″,eeFindNext | eeReplaceAll | eeFindReplaceRegExp);
You can use a group and a back reference.
Find:
([0-9]+) ½
Replace with:
1½Extended version:
Find:
([0-9]+) ([¼,½,¾])
Replace with:
12
