[jic]

You are a saint! :-) Thanks so much!

josé

[jic]

I still insist that this is a great change in this ultimate text editor. I love EmEditor and I will not stop using, but, this will be a feature that would make me love it even more. Thanks for thinking about it.

[jic]

Hi.

I think this is something really needed. I use this process of checking differences on pieces of data, and it’s hard to identify which piece of data is which. I have to add a line on each screen to be able to identify screen. Please consider adding unique names to the tabs. Thanks.

jic

[jic]

So easy. Thanks.

[jic]

You’re welcome. You have the best editor ever. Thanks.

[jic]

So, can this be done at all, or should I place it in the suggestion box?

[jic]

I guess the code part did not work, but there is a piece of the string that shows the desired capture. Thanks.

[jic]

Sorry, repost…

`<p class=”key”>Tüm</p><br />

• blah.

<p class=”key”>blah.</cf><br indentlevel=”1″ indentation=”0″ leftmargin=”0″ alignment=”l” spacebefore=”4.32″ deftabsize=”1″/></p><br/>

• <cf lang=”en-US” font=”Calibri” csfont=”+mn-cs” eafont=”+mn-ea” size=”13″ color=”windowText”>blah blah blah.</cf><br indentlevel=”1″ indentation=”-0.26″ leftmargin=”0.26″ bullettype=”ppBulletUnNumbered” character=”•” font=”Arial” color=”windowText” alignment=”l” spacebefore=”3.12″ deftabsize=”1″ endsize=”13″/>

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• blah blah blah….

[jic]

thanks, this is great, but the default value does not get automatic filled, but instead, the *.txt option always fills the File Types: choice. It should fill it with the set default value. Thanks.

[jic]

Thanks so much for the response. I think you misunderstood the question. I know how to do this disassociate the file types, however, what I would like is to open a found search of a .TTX file (Note .TTX and not .TXT) with the default application which is a Trados Tag Editor isntead of EmEditor. Thanks.

josé

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