I continue to enjoy PSPad as many others. However, there is a very small thing
that is starting to annoy me. I'm sure it can be switched off, but I have no
idea where or how. Maybe someone here can help?

Whenever I have a file open, and I want to start a line with a '*' (with
indentation or not) after I complete the line and press enter, PSPad
automatically inserts a * on the same position on the new line. I'm sure this is
useful sometimes as a code completion feature (i.e. C comment blocks), but I
want to get rid of it :-)

Where can this behaviour be switched off? It happens for me for C-files but also
TXT-files, so it's not a code-highlighter-type feature it seems.

Also, when I have a * indented on a line, and start a new line, PSPad seems to
somehow add the same amount of whitespace after the * (also after the cursor)
which I also have to delete even if I want the automatic * to be inserted :-/ (I
like control over my trailing spaces :-) )
For example ([] is a space):
cite:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[][][][][]* blablabla 
<enter>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PSPad new line (where ^ is cursor position):
cite:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[][][][][]*[]^[][][][][]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


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