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If I ever want to revert backward or downgrade to previous versions of EmEditor (which I cannot imagine why I would want to do that), I think there is a support section of the web site that offers previous versions of EmEditor.
Hmmm . . . I just looked at https://support.emeditor.com/en/account/downloads, and it does not go back as far as some of these backups do. So maybe it is not as easy to downgrade one full version number.
Eric
Can anyone tell me the current status of EmEditor and CrossOver?
The last compatibility test that EmEditor had with CrossOver Linux was in March 2022, about 2 and a half years ago.
https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/crossover/emeditorWhat has been the results with different types of Windows bottles? Please recommend or advise.
David, thanks for the suggestion, but it inserts the string “Invalid Date” into the replacement field.
I am using the Replace command (Ctrl+H), or “Search > Replace” from the menubar on top, with “Wrap Around” checked and “Regular Expressions” chosen in the radio buttonsI figured it out when I read the documentation on the JavaScript Date object. It wants milliseconds. Epoch seconds (Unix time) are literal seconds. They are not milliseconds.
The solution worked when I changed the replace portion to: \J new Date(“\0” * 1000)
