Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (171) English [68468]

[Joe Berry]

Changed show icon settings and all is normal.  Thanks for the prompt response.

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Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (163) English [68467]

[brolx]

pspad:

brolx:

I suppose I wasn't clear, sorry about that.
I customised the tab color on something like a hundred files. I copied the new
version and the color customisation disappeared. I'd like to retrieve my custom
colors (I still have the old bin file).
Another way would be to customise the color by specifying all files in one
specific folder by some way.



I can provide you structure and you can write your own converter. I am sorry.
but I don't have time to write converter myself right now.
In the fact you lost file tab colors only. If you lost that you was on line 30
last time, this isn't important information.


Yes, please, provide me the structure. I'll try to manage that

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Re: PSPad unicode 5.0.0 (163) English [68466]

[MadCompie]

pspad:

MadCompie:

I did not know we could use a different tab color per type of file, very cool!
But there was a problem using the "multi-highlighter" setting: tab color can be
set for javascript and for html but not for the multi-hightlighter.

So what did I do? I created a new tag "MultiFiletabColor=16768392" in the
section [Config]... nothing happened...
But after close & re-open PSP : eureka!

THAT WORKS!




I am afraid I must disappoint you. You can add any option you want, but PSpad
won't read and apply it, cause it doesn't know it.
Color you see on the HTML multihighlighter tab is taken from Highlighter
settings / HTML highlighter (or XHTML highlighter if it is set as
Multihighlighter base)



OK! I see the tag disappeared in the INI file. The tab color is set because of
my settings in HTML of Javascript: it was applicable after restart of PSP.
SO, not disappointed since this was the behaviour that I wanted!

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Re: Ghost Window in a multi monitor environment [68465]

[Christian]

kinda of a wierd question but why do you use 6 screens? I never tought about
using more than 3 so wonder what kind of work you do? Regards // Chris

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