[wizzlepig]

The graphical interface seems to slow it down when it’s doing \n or \r or \r\n , etc.

Make the change from command prompt. I have a 7mb doc that is just numeric CSV data – like this 234, 345, 111, etc. From the command prompt the change to the file is practically instant.

Here I am replacing comma space with new line.

c:\emeditor /fi “, ” /x “c:\output2.txt” /rw “\r\n”

It is the same speed to go in the other direction.

[wizzlepig]

Thank you for the information, I will see if I can figure out what is up.

I have VMware on my machine, which uses cctrl-alt to exit a desktop console connection using its native client software. I am guessing when it is running is when this happens.

I will check it out and see.

[wizzlepig]

Aah, proportional fonts. I did not know about this option. Now it works! Thank you!

[wizzlepig]

Oh, sure. this is the same document:

left side is the copy-pasted from gmail and it is legible.
the right is the print preview, and that is actually just what it looks like when I print it.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e158/wizzlepig/kanji1.jpg

emeditor, version 8.05, running on winxp pro, SP2, with asian language pack and IME installed/enabled.

I usually add a bunch of line breaks and then print it out so I can add notes because I don’t read so many Kanji, and I have to look things up.

Thanks again,

-Will

[wizzlepig]

Oh, ok, I will try that.

Thank you.

[wizzlepig]

That did the trick! Thank you for the help!

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