When just getting the job done is work enough, the last thing you need is to waste time having to learn yet another computer application. Your experience with other tools should be relevant to each new application, making it possible to sit down and use that new application right away. That's why TextPad® is so popular. Whether you simply need a powerful replacement for Notepad, a tool for editing your web pages, or a programming IDE, TextPad does what you want, the way you would expect.
Features:
Huge files can be edited, up to the limits of 32-bit virtual memory. See Specifications for the actual limits.
Supports Universal Naming Convention (UNC) style names, and long file names with spaces.
CUA compliant keyboard commands.
English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish user interfaces.
A spelling checker with dictionaries in 10 languages.
Multiple files can be simultaneously edited, with up to 2 views per file.
Warm Start feature lets you restart exactly where you left off.
In addition to the usual cut, copy and paste capabilities, selected text can be case shifted and block indented, and characters, words and lines can be transposed. Cut and copied text can be appended to the clipboard, as well as replacing its contents.
Text can be automatically word-wrapped at the margin, or at a specified column, if it does not fit on a line. In this mode, text can be split into separate lines where wrapping occurs, or lines can be intelligently joined, preserving paragraphs.
OLE2 drag and drop editing for copying and moving text between documents.
Unlimited undo/redo capability. The undo buffer can be optionally cleared when a file is saved, or by using the Mark Clean command.
Block (column) selection mode, and visible display of tabs and spaces.
A keystroke macro recorder, with up to 16 active macros.
Sorting, using up to 3 keys.
Text can be automatically aligned and indented, relative to the previous line, to aid block indentation.
The right mouse button pops up an in-context menu.
The cursor can be constrained to the text, or can be positioned freely in the document view.
Toolbar with fly-by usage hints, and an active status bar.
A powerful search/replace engine using UNIX-style regular expressions, with the power of editor macros. Sets of files in a directory tree can be searched, and text can be replaced in all open documents at once.
Incremental search toolbar for literal text.
Visible bookmarks can be placed on individual lines, and on all occurrences of a search pattern. Bookmarked lines can be cut, copied or deleted.
A built in file manager for fast file copying, renaming, deleting etc.
Print previewing, and printing with customizable headers/footers and page breaks.
Viewer for binary files using a hexadecimal display format.
Built in file comparison utility, and up to 16 user-defined tools with argument macros.
Hypertext links from file search and user tool output to the relevant source line.
DDE interface to other tools, such as MS Visual C++. The editor detects when an open file has been modified by another tool, and prompts you to reopen it.
TextPad 7.0.7
This release fixes problems that have been reported in earlier releases:
Issues Resolved:
Reject "|" as a regular expression.
Fixed crash when parsing mismatched [...] regular expressions.
Searches that wrapped sometimes needed to be repeated to locate the next match.
If an invalid regular expression was entered, the Find Next button was not enabled after choosing another RE from the drop-down list box.
Sped up Find/Replace in large files.
Sped up initial creation of the Explorer window.
Fixed crash on exit, if Find in Files was running.
Commands on the Replace dialog box should not have wrapped at end of file.
Search/Jump Next skipped to the end of file when it reached the end of the current search results.
Closing and opening the Find/Replace dialog box deleted any invalid regular expression.
When opening #include files, the WIN32 and custom include directories were not searched.
When searching backwards, a match at the beginning of a line was treated as the end of the previous line.
When upgrading from version 6, and Notepad had been replaced by TextPad the path to TextPad.exe in the registry wasn't updated.
