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I know there is the issue with “trimmed”, but I am not sure about the colors. It is probably something to do with how Windows clear-type text rendered. Did you try comparing with Notepad or other word processors?
It is just a matter of taste. In future, I will try to add a “theme” feature for EmEditor color set so one can easily change all the colors without need to change each color independently, which has been a tedious work!
That will be definately a great addition to EmEditor, but I don’t want to include that feature within EmEditor core. I will try to improve plug-in capabilities so that one can write a command prompt plug-in in future versions.
That command in not available in EmEditor core, but you can easily write or record a macro to do just that. Just use Record Macro feature of EmEditor to record your keystroke, and you can play back again when needed.
VB.NET syntax file is available in our library: http://www.emeditor.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=10&lid=85 Did you try this?
While it is hard to tell exactly what happens without looking at the screenshot of the issue, I bet you have not selected a proper font for the language within EmEditor.
Please e-mail me a screen capture of EmEditor that failed to display Amharic text, and the sample Amharic text file as attachments if you still have issues.
Please check if the quoted line really begins with one of quote marks. The quote marks are defined in the Quote Marks text box in the Display tab of Properties. The default quote mark is either > or |.
I don’t have any problems. If “No Change” is preselected, return methods are mixed. For instance, if some lines use LF only while other lines use CR+LF, then “No Change” will be preselected. If you believe this is a bug in EmEditor, can you please let me know procedure how to reproduce this issue? Thanks!
I am not sure what you really want to do, but did you try
Macro that extracts lines that contain the specified string?That is true to accomodate Not Allowed at Line Head characters you can define on the Wrap tab of Properties.
Recent versions do not display the Page number until you select Print or Print Preview command. This is to avoid unnecessary printer access. If you like the previous behavior, you can clear the Avoid Printer Access checkbox on the File tab of the Customize dialog box (Tools > Customize), but that might cause a longer time to launch EmEditor.
Go to Properties > Highlight (1), and add specific words you want to highlight. And then you can go to Properties > Display, and change the font style from Normal to Underline, Bold or Italic for each Highlight (1) – (10) item.
In future versions, I will add an ability to do these tasks more easily to macros.
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.
