When one enters some special ASCII-characters at the end of a line, there arises a cursor position error. The ASCII-characters causing the problem are: #129, #141, #143, #144, #157. These characters can be useful in programming source code files.
This bug can be checked very easily: Start with a blank document Click 5 times an ordinary character (eg 5 times 'a') Open the ASCII table (Tools -> ASCII Table window) Double-click the empty box of the ASCII-character #143 In the main window click at the cursor position 6 (right after the fifth 'a') The cursor position in the status bar below should be 6 but it indicates position 7. The bug occurs in Windows 7 and Windows 8. The bug does not occur in Windows XP SP3. This bug makes a mess of the cursor position when a long line with multiple ASCII characters of this kind is scrolled horizontally. One can verify this by creating a line with the whole ASCII table by means of the extension 'ASCII Set 32-255 Generator'. PS. I appreciate PSPad as a very user-friendly software. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?4,60893,60893> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
