You can tick the read-only checkbox to force EditPad to open the file in read-only mode, regardless of whether the file is writable or not. You can configure the initial folder of the open dialog in the Open Files Preferences.
To select more than one file, hold down the Shift or Control key on the keyboard while you click with the mouse. It allows you to open one or more files from the folder of your choice. File Open The File Open command shows an open file common dialog. The file will then also use the settings defined for that file type. If you use File Save As and give the file a name with an extension that belongs to a file type other than the one used by File New, then the file s file type is be changed to the file type associated with that extension. If you select a file type from the File New submenu, then the new file uses the settings for the file type that you selected. If you click the File New item directly, then the file type for the new file is the one for which you selected default file type for new files in the file type configuration. File Menu File New Creates a new tab with a blank, untitled file. EditPad s menus are: File Edit Project Search Go Block Mark Fold Tools Macros Extra Convert Options View Help Some functionality can be accessed through panels that dock to the sides of EditPad s window: Search and Replace Spell Check Clip Collection Character Map Byte Value Editor Files Panel Explorer Panel FTP Panel File History File Navigatorħ 4 1. Once you get used to working with EditPad, you ll mostly rely on the fully configurable toolbar and keyboard shortcuts. You can access all of EditPad s functionality through the main menu. To edit general preferences, use Options Preferences. To do so, select Options Configure File Types in the menu. Many settings can be made separately for each file type. Almost every aspect can be adjusted to your own tastes and habits.
PORTABLE EDITPAD PRO HOW TO
If you are upgrading from EditPad Pro 6 to EditPad Pro 7, check out what s new and learn how to migrate from EditPad Pro 6 to EditPad Pro 7. Those features are indicated as (available in EditPad Pro only) in this help file. Some features are available in EditPad Pro but not in EditPad Lite. All features that are available in EditPad Lite are also available in EditPad Pro. Capturing a Repeated Group Mixing Unicode and 8-bit Character Codes Regular Expression Reference Basic Syntax Reference Advanced Syntax Reference Unicode Syntax Reference Syntax Reference for Specific Regex Flavors Regular Expression Flavor Comparison Replacement Text ReferenceĦ 3 EditPad 7 Help Welcome to the documentation for EditPad Lite 7 and EditPad Pro 7.
Atomic Grouping Lookahead and Lookbehind Zero-Width Assertions Testing The Same Part of a String for More Than One Requirement Continuing at The End of The Previous Match If-Then-Else Conditionals in Regular Expressions XML Schema Character Classes POSIX Bracket Expressions Adding Comments to Regular Expressions Free-Spacing Regular Expressions Regular Expression Examples Sample Regular Expressions Matching Numeric Ranges with a Regular Expression Matching Floating Point Numbers with a Regular Expression How to Find or Validate an Address Matching a Valid Date Finding or Verifying Credit Card Numbers Matching Whole Lines of Text Deleting Duplicate Lines From a File Find Two Words Near Each Other Runaway Regular Expressions: Catastrophic Backtracking Repeating a Capturing Group vs.
PORTABLE EDITPAD PRO MANUAL
EditPad and Just Great Software are trademarks of Jan GoyvaertsĢ i Table of Contents EditPad Pro Manual File Menu Edit Menu Project Menu Search Menu Go Menu Block Menu Mark Menu Fold Menu Tools Menu Macros Menu Extra Menu Convert Menu Options Menu Options Configure File Types Options Preferences View Menu View Files Panel View Explorer Panel File Filter View FTP Panel View File History View File Navigator Help Menu Customizing Toolbars and Menus Command Line Parameters Regular Expression Tutorial Regular Expression Tutorial Literal Characters First Look at How a Regex Engine Works Internally Character Classes or Character Sets The Dot Matches (Almost) Any Character Start of String and End of String Anchors Word Boundaries Alternation with The Vertical Bar or Pipe Symbol Optional Items Repetition with Star and Plus Use Round Brackets for Grouping Named Capturing Groups Unicode Regular Expressions Regex Matching Modes Possessive Quantifiersģ ii 16.
1 EditPad Pro Manual Version December 2015 Published by Just Great Software Co.
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