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It depends on whether you use 64-bit version of Internet Explorer or the 32-bit version of Internet Explorer. I will add that registry value in future versions as well so it can support both cases.
I could not reproduce your issue. Does the issue reproduce both 6.00.2 and 6.00.3? Which options are checked in the Replace in Files Dialog Box?
When the tab is enabled, selecting the Cascade command or one of the Tile commands does not disable the tab. These commands cascade or tile only when multiple groups exist. Therefore, these commands make no sense when only one group exists. This change has been done due to users’ request. To cascade or tile as the previous manner, disable the tab first, then select one of these commands.
You can submit to the library, or please email me at [email protected]. Thanks!
The EmEditor core does not have that feature, but you might want to try the Macro to convert your code files to color-highlighted HTML files. This macro allows you to display a file in a web browser, and then you can use the Copy command of the web browser to preserve the syntax highlighting in the Clipboard.
You can add the Marks button. Double click on the toolbar (the basic one) border, and the Customize Toolbar dialog will appear, where you can select the Marks button and add it to the toolbar.
You can use the Word Count plug-in, which by default should be installed with EmEditor Professional v6.00.2 package. You can select all text before selecting the Word Count in the Plug-in toolbar.
You don’t need to compile. You can download the built Auto Complete plug-in from http://www.emeditor.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=4&lid=97
If you need further assistance, please let me know.
Emedhtml.exe is an executable which simply opens the command line file with EmEditor with HTML configuration, and it is used to open HTML source via Internet Explorer “View Source” command.
Did you know you can access plug-ins via Toolbar. They can be also accessed via keyboard shortcuts after you assign them to keyboard (from Keyboard Map).
You might want to search for macros or plug-ins that suit your needs. Since each user has different needs for the editor, those features are not included in the core features of EmEditor.
I am also adding new cusomizability in future versions, including ability to assign a toolbar button to a macro, which will allow you to further customize EmEditor for your needs. If you could not find what you need, please write exactly what you need, or email me, and I might create a plug-in or a macro to satisfy your needs. Thanks!
I know it is hidden… To set the tab size, go to Properties, select the General tab, and click the Tab/Indent button.
If you select All Files (*.*) once, then next time you bring up the Open dialog box, All Files (*.*) should be pre-selected. Do you still have this issue?
Update (December 19, 2006)
The power service is now restored after 4-day blackout. We are now back to normal. Thanks for your cooperation!The regular expression is correct if the Keep Modified Files Open is on. However, if the Keep Modified Files Open is off, you must use /r/n for a new line. So the regular expression should be
IFs{1}EXISTS.+rn
(if the Keep Modified Files Open is off in the Replace in Files dialog box).
See Also How to Specify New Lines
Actually, you can copy a plug-in to another file and rename it like AutoComplete2.dll, and then you can set Properties for each one with unique configuration & .eac file.
First of all, why do you still use EmEditor 5? You should use the latest version of EmEditor.
That assertion at line 331 is ASSERT_STRICT, and happens only when used with v5. You can disable this assertion by undefining TEXT_V5 from your product settings.
Select Properties for All Configurations under the Tools menu, select Display tab, click Font button, click Select All button, and click Change button under Display Font.
To change a particular color for XML files, open XML properties, and go to Display tab.
If you check Character Code at Cursor checkbox in the Status tab of the Customize dialog box, and when the cursor is at end of any line, you will see 0D+0A (CR+LF) or 0D (CR only) or 0A (LF only). You can also check Show CR and LF with Different Marks in the Marks tab of Properties to distinguish the return types. Since each line can have different return types in EmEditor, this is how EmEditor displays the return types for each line.
To clarify how the Save As dialog works, it displays the current return method only when the entire document contains the same return method. If mixed return methods are used, No Change will be first selected.
However, I might think about adding the entire document’s return methods (CR only, LF only, CR+OF, or mixed) in the status bar. :-)
