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Alt+Shift+Backspace: Alternative shortcut for Edit|Redo

Ctrl+Z: Edit|Undo

Ctrl+Y: Edit|Redo

Insert: Toggles between insert and overwrite mode.

Tab: In text mode, if there is a selection, the entire selection is indented. If there is no selection, a tab is

inserted. In hexadecimal mode, pressing Tab makes the text cursor switch between the hexadecimal side and

text side.

Shift+Tab: In text mode, if there is a selection, the entire selection is unindented (outdented). If there is no

selection and there is a tab, or a series of spaces the size of a tab, to the left of the text cursor, that tab or

spaces are deleted.

Ctrl+A: Edit|Select All

Shift+F5: Go|Previous Editing Position

Ctrl+Alt+Y: Edit|Delete Line

Shift+Ctrl+Y: Edit|Duplicate Line

Shift+Ctrl+B: Block|Begin Selection

Shift+Ctrl+E: Block|End Selection

Shift+Ctrl+D: Block|Expand Selection

Ctrl+D: Block|Duplicate

Ctrl+M: Block|Move

Ctrl+Alt+B: Block|Go to Beginning

Ctrl+Alt+E: Block|Go to End

Shift+Ctrl+]: Edit|Insert Matching Bracket

Clipboard commands

Ctrl+X: Edit|Cut

Shift+Ctrl+X: Edit|Cut Append

Ctrl+C: Edit|Copy

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Shift+Ctrl+C: Edit|Copy Append

Ctrl+V: Edit|Paste

Shift+Ctrl+V: Edit|Swap with Clipboard

Shift+Delete: Alternative shortcut for Edit|Cut

Ctrl+Insert: Alternative shortcut for Edit|Copy

Shift+Insert: Alternative shortcut for Edit|Paste

Search Toolbar

Some of the search options on the search toolbar have Alt+letter keyboard shortcuts that are also used by

main menu items. When the search toolbar or search panel has keyboard focus, the search options take

precedence when you use an Alt+letter shortcut. Otherwise, the main menu takes precedence.

Characters with Diacritics

While you can use the Character Map to insert any character that you can’t type on your keyboard, you can

type many characters with diacritics in EditPad even if they don’t appear on your keyboard. First, hold down

the Ctrl key and press a punctuation key. If your keyboard uses the Shift key to type a particular punctuation

character, hold down the Shift key too. Release all keys. Then type in a letter from A to Z, holding down Shift

if you want a capital letter.

In EditPad Pro, Ctrl+/ is a shortcut for Block|Toggle Comment by default. If you want to use Ctrl+/ to

type characters with strokes, remove the shortcut from Block|Toggle Comment in the keyboard preferences.

Punctuation a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

x y z

Ctrl+’

ć ð é

ḱ ĺ ḿ ń ó ṕ

ŕ ś

ẃ

ý ź

Ctrl+`

ẁ

ỳ

Ctrl+:

ḧ

ẗ

ẅ

ẍ

Ctrl+^

ĉ ď ê

ĝ ĥ î ĵ

ň ô

ř ŝ ť û

ŷ ž

Ctrl+~

ẽ

ñ õ

ṽ

ỹ

Ctrl+,

ç ḑ ȩ

ģ ḩ

ķ ļ

ŗ ş ţ

Ctrl+@

ẘ

ẙ

Ctrl+/

ƀ ¢ đ € ƒ ǥ ħ ɨ

¥ ƶ

Ctrl+&

Punctuation A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

X Y Z

Ctrl+’

Ć Ð É

Ḱ Ĺ Ḿ Ń Ó Ṕ

Ŕ Ś

Ẃ

Ý Ź

Ctrl+`

Ẁ

Ỳ

Ctrl+:

Ḧ

Ẅ

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Ĉ Ď Ê

Ĝ Ĥ Î Ĵ Ǩ Ľ

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Tip of The Day

The first time EditPad starts without any prompts (such as it not being the default text editor), it will show

the tip of the day screen at startup. The tips highlight some of EditPad’s more interesting features. Click the

More Info button to open EditPad’s help file to learn more about the feature described in the tip. If you’re in

the mood for reading tips, click the Next Tip button to read more tips.

Each time you start EditPad it will show a different tip. If you dismiss the tip of the day window within 3

seconds, such as by pressing the Esc key on the keyboard, EditPad assumes you didn’t read the tip, and will

show the same tip next time. If you want to go back to a tip that you read in the past, click the Previous Tip

button.

If you don’t want the tip of the day to be shown each time you start EditPad, clear the ´show tip of the day at

startupµ checkbox before you dismiss the tip of the day window. If you want to show the tips again, select

Tip of the Day in the Help menu, and tick the checkbox.

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Help|EditPad Web Site

Launches your web browser to open http://www.editpadpro.com/

Help|Check for New Version

Launches your web browser to show a page that will tell you if the version of EditPad you are currently using,

is the most recent one or not.

If a newer version is available, you will be able to download it immediately.

Share Experiences and Get Help on The User Forums

When you click the Login button you will be asked for a name and email address. The name you enter is what

others see when you post a message to the forum. It is polite to enter your real, full name. The forums are

private, friendly and spam-free, so there’s no need to hide behind a pseudonym. While you can use an

anonymous handle, you’ll find that people (other EditPad users) are more willing to help you if you let them

know who you are. Support staff from Just Great Software will answer technical support questions anyhow.

The email address you enter is be used to email you whenever others participate in one of your discussions.

The email address is never displayed to anyone, and is never used for anything other than the automatic

notifications. EditPad’s forum system does not have a function to respond privately to a message. If you

don’t want to receive automatic email notifications, there’s no need to enter an email address.

If you select ´never email repliesµ, you’ll never get any email. If you select ´email replies to conversations you

startµ, you’ll get an email whenever somebody replies to a conversation that you started. If you select ´email

replies to conversations that you participate inµ, you’ll get an email whenever somebody replies to a

conversation that you started or replied to. The From address on the email notifications is

forums@jgsoft.com. You can filter the messages based on this address in your email software.

EditPad’s forum system uses the standard HTTP protocol which is also used for regular web browsing. If

your computer is behind an HTTP proxy, click the Proxy button to configure the proxy connection.

If you prefer to be notified of new messages via an RSS feed instead of email, log in first. After EditPad has

connected to the forums, you can click the Feeds button to select RSS feeds that you can add to your favorite

feed reader.

Various Forums

Below the Login button, there is a list where you can select which particular forum you want to participate in.

The ´EditPadµ forum is for discussing anything related to the EditPad software itself. This is the place for

technical support questions, feature requests and other feedback regarding the functionality and use of

EditPad.

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The ´regular expressionsµ forum is for discussing regular expressions in general. Here you can talk about

creating regular expressions for particular tasks, and exchange ideas on how to implement regular expressions

with whatever application or programming language you work with.

Searching The Forums

Before starting a new conversation, please check first if there’s already a conversation going on about your

topic. In the top right corner of the Forum pane, there’s an edit box on the toolbar that you can use to search

for messages. When you type something into that box, only conversations that include at least one message

containing the word or phrase you typed in are shown. The filtering happens in real time as you type in your

word or phrase.

Note that you can enter only one search term, which is searched for literally. If you type ´find meµ, only

conversations containing the two words ´find meµ next to each other and in that order are shown. You

cannot use boolean operators like ´orµ or ´andµ. Since the filtering is instant, you can quickly try various

keywords.

If you find a conversation about your subject, start with reading all the messages in that conversation. If you

have any further comments or questions on that conversation, reply to the existing conversation instead of

starting a new one. That way, the thread of the conversation stays together, and others can instantly see what

you’re talking about. It doesn’t matter if the conversation is a year old. If you reply to it, it moves to the top

automatically.

Conversations and Messages

The left hand half of the Forum pane shows two lists. The one at the top shows conversations. The bottom

one shows the messages in the selected conversation. You can change the order of the conversations and

messages by clicking on the column headers in the lists. A conversation talks about one specific topic. In

other forums, a conversation is sometimes called a thread.

If you want to talk about a topic that doesn’t have a conversation yet, click the New button to start a new

conversation. A new entry appears in the list of conversations with an edit box. Type in a brief subject for

your conversation (up to 100 characters) and press Enter. Please write a clear subject such as ´scraping an

HTML table in Perlµ rather than ´need help with HTMLµ or just ´helpµ. A clear subject significantly

increases the odds that somebody who knows the answer will actually click on your conversation, read your

question and reply. A generic scream for help only gives the impression you’re too lazy to type in a clear

subject, and most forum users don’t like helping lazy people.

After typing in your subject and pressing Enter, the keyboard focus moves to the box empty box where you

can enter the body text of your message. Please try to be as clear and descriptive as you can. The more

information you provide, the more likely you’ll get a timely and accurate answer. If your question is about a

particular regular expression, don’t forget to attach your regular expression or test data. Use the forum’s

attachment system rather than copying and pasting stuff into your message text.

If you want to reply to an existing conversation, select the conversation and click the Reply button. It doesn’t

matter which message in the conversation you selected. Replies are always to the whole conversation rather

than to a particular message in a conversation. EditPad doesn’t thread messages like newsgroup software

tends to do. This prevents conversations from veering off-topic. If you want to respond to somebody and

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bring up a different subject, you can start a new conversation, and mention the new conversation in a short

reply to the old one.

When starting a reply, a new entry appears in the list of messages. Type in a summary of your reply (up to 100

characters) and press Enter. Then you can type in the full text of your reply, just like when you start a new

conversation. However, doing so is optional. If your reply is very brief, simply leave the message body blank.

When you send a reply without any body text, the forum system uses the summary as the body text, and

automatically prepend [nt] to your summary. The [nt] is an abbreviation for ´no textµ, meaning the summary

is all there is. If you see [nt] on a reply, you don’t need to click on it to see the rest of the message. This way

you can quickly respond with ´Thank youµ or "You’re welcome" and other brief courtesy messages that are

often sadly absent from online communication.

When you’re done with your message, click the Send button to publish it. There’s no need to hurry clicking

the Send button. EditPad forever keeps all your messages in progress, even if you close and restart EditPad,

or refresh the forums. Sometimes it’s a good idea to sleep on a reply if the discussion gets a little heated. You

can have as many draft conversations and replies as you want. You can read other messages while composing

your reply. If you’re replying to a long question, you can switch between the message with the question and

your reply while you’re writing.

Directly Attach Files and Screen Shots

One of the greatest benefits of EditPad’s built-in forums is that you can attach files to your messages. Simply

click the Attach button and select the item you want to attach.

To attach a screen shot, press the Print Screen button on the keyboard to capture your whole desktop. Or,

press Alt+Print Screen to just capture the active window (e.g. EditPad’s window). Then switch to the Forum

panel, click the Attach button, and select Clipboard. You can also attach text you copied to the clipboard this

way.

It’s best to add your attachments while you’re still composing your message. The attachments appear with the

message, but won’t be uploaded until you click the Send button to post your message. If you add an

attachment to a message you’ve written previously, it is uploaded immediately. You cannot attach anything to

messages written by others. Write your own reply, and attach your data to that.

To check out an attachment uploaded by somebody else, click the Use or Save button. The Use button loads

the attachment directly into a new tab in EditPad, even if the attachment is not a plain text file. If you click

the Save button, EditPad prompts for a location to save the attachment. EditPad does not automatically open

attachments you save.

EditPad automatically compresses attachments in memory before uploading them. So if you want to attach an

external file, there’s no need to compress it using a zip program first. If you compress the file manually,

everybody who wants to open it has to decompress it manually. If you let EditPad compress it automatically,

decompression is also be automatic.

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Taking Back Your Words

If you regret anything you wrote, simply delete it. There are three Delete buttons. The one above the list of

conversations deletes the whole conversation. You can only delete a conversation if nobody else participated

in it. The Delete button above the edit box for the message body deletes that message, if you wrote it. The

Delete button above the list of attachments deletes the selected attachment, if it belongs to a message that

you wrote.

If somebody already downloaded your message before you got around to deleting it, it won’t vanish

magically. The message will disappear from their view of the forums the next time they log onto the forums

or click Refresh. If you see messages disappear when you refresh your own view of the forums, that means

the author of the message deleted it. If you replied to a conversation and the original question disappears,

leaving your reply as the only message, you should delete your reply too. Otherwise, your reply will look silly

all by itself. When you delete the last reply to a conversation, the conversation itself is also deleted, whether

you started it or not.

Changing Your Opinion

If you think you could better phrase something you wrote earlier, select the message and then click the Edit

button above the message text. You can then edit the subject and/or body text of the message. Click the

Send button to publish the edited message. It will replace the original. If you change your mind about editing

the message, click the Cancel button. Make sure to click it only once! When editing a message, the Delete

button changes its caption to Cancel and when clicked reverts the message to what it was before you started

editing it. If you click Delete a second time (i.e. while the message is no longer being edited), you’ll delete the

message from the forum.

If other people have already downloaded your message, their view of the message will magically change when

they click Refresh or log in again. Since things may get confusing if people respond to your original message

before they see the edited message, it’s best to restrict your edits to minor errors like spelling mistakes. If you

change your opinion, click the Reply button to add a new message to the same conversation.

Updating Your View

When you click the Login button, EditPad automatically downloads all new conversations and message

summaries. Message bodies are downloaded one conversation at a time as you click on the conversations.

Attachments are downloaded individually when you click the Use or Save button.

EditPad keeps a cache of conversations and messages that persists when you close EditPad. Attachments are

cached while EditPad is running, and discarded when you close EditPad. By caching conversations and

messages, EditPad improves the responsiveness of the forum while reducing the stress on the forum server.

If you keep EditPad running for a long time, EditPad does not automatically check for new conversations

and messages. To do so, click the Refresh button.

Whenever you click Login or Refresh, all conversations and messages are be marked as ´readµ. They won’t

have any special indicator in the list of conversations or messages. If the refresh downloads new conversation

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and message summaries, those are be marked ´unreadµ. This is indicated with the same ´peopleµ icon as

shown next to the Login button.

Forum RSS Feeds

After you’ve logged in, you can click the Feeds button to select RSS feedsthat you can add to your favorite

feed reader. This way, you can follow EditPad’s discussion forums as part of your regular reading, without

having to start EditPad. To participate in the discussions, simply click on a link in the RSS feed. All links in

EditPad’s RSS feeds will start EditPad and present the forum login screen. After you log in, wait a few

moments for EditPad to download the latest conversations. EditPad will automatically select the conversation

or message that the link points to. If EditPad was already running and you were already logged onto the

forums, the conversation or message that the link points to is selected immediately.

You can choose which conversations should be included in the RSS feed:



All conversations in all groups: show all conversations in all the discussion groups that you can

access in EditPad.



All conversations in the selected group: show the list of conversations that EditPad is presently

showing in the Forum window.



All conversations you participated in: show all conversations that you started or replied to in all the

discussion groups that you can access in EditPad.



All conversations you started: show all conversations that you started in all the discussion groups that

you can access in EditPad.



Only the selected conversation: show only the conversation that you are presently reading in the

Forum window in EditPad.

In addition, you can choose how the conversations that you want in your RSS feed should be arranged into

items or entries in the feed:



One item per group, with a list of conversations: Entries link to groups as a whole. The entry titles

show the names of the groups. The text of each entry shows a list of conversation subjects and dates.

You can click the subjects to participate in the conversation in EditPad. Choose this option if you

prefer to read discussions in EditPad itself (with instant access to attachments), and you only want

your RSS reader to tell you if there’s anything new to be read.



One item per conversation, without messages: Entries link to conversations. The entry titles show

the subjects of the conversations. The entry text shows the date the conversation was started and last

replied to. If your feed has conversations from multiple groups, those will be mixed among each

other.



One item per conversation, with a list of messages: Entries link to conversations. The entry titles

show the subjects of the conversations. The entry text shows the list of replies with their summaries,

author names, and dates. You can click a message summary to read the message in EditPad. If your

feed has conversations from multiple groups, those will be mixed among each other.



One item per conversation, with a list of messages: Entries link to conversations. The entry titles

show the subjects of the conversations. The entry text shows the list of replies, each with their full

text. If your feed has conversations from multiple groups, those will be mixed among each other.

This is the best option if you want to read full discussions in your RSS reader.



One item per message with its full text: Entries link to messages (responses to conversations). The

entry titles show the message summary. The entry text shows the full text of the reply, and the

conversation subject that you can click on to open the conversation in EditPad. If your feed lists

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multiple conversations, replies to different conversations are mixed among each other. Choose this

option if you want to read full discussions in your RSS reader, but your RSS reader does not mark

old entries as unread when they are updated in the RSS feed.

Help|Support and Feedback

Before requesting technical support, please use the version history to see if you are using the latest version of

EditPad. We take pride in quickly fixing bugs and resolving problems in free minor updates. If you encounter

a problem with EditPad, it is quite possible that we have already released a new version that no longer has

this problem.

EditPad has a built-in user forum that allows you to easily communicate with other EditPad users. If you’re

having a technical problem with EditPad, you’re likely not the only one. The problem may have already been

discussed on the forums. So search there first and you may get an immediate answer. If you don’t see your

issue discussed, feel free to start a new conversation in the forum. Other EditPad users will soon chime in,

probably even before a Just Great Software technical support person sees it.

However, if you have purchased EditPad, you are entitled to free technical support via email. To request

technical support, send an email to support@editpadlite.com if you’re using EditPad Lite, or

support@editpadpro.com if you’re using EditPad Pro. You can expect to receive a reply by the next business

day. For instant gratification, try the forums.

Feature Requests and Other Feedback

If you have any comments about EditPad, good or bad, suggestions for improvements, please do not hesitate

to send them to our technical support department. Or better yet: post them to the forum so other EditPad

users can add their vote. While we cannot implement each and every user wish, we do take all feedback into

account when developing new versions of our software. Customer feedback is an essential part of Just Great

Software.

Help|Create Portable Installation

The Create Portable Installation item in the Help menu makes it easy to create a portable copy of EditPad

Pro on a removable disk, USB stick or flash memory card. You can run EditPad off the removable device on

any computer, without leaving any traces of EditPad on that computer.

If the capacity of the device you want to install EditPad onto is limited, you can choose not to install certain

parts of EditPad on the device. The only part that is not optional is the ´main applicationµ part, which is

EditPad itself. You can select if you want to copy over the help file, the syntax coloring schemes, and the file

navigation schemes. If you installed one or more spell check dictionaries, you can choose which ones you

want to make available on the device.

Note that the Create Portable Installation command will not delete any files from the device. If you use the

Create Portable Installation command a second time, and select fewer parts than the first time, EditPad will

not remove the deselected parts from the device.

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EditPad will show you the complete list of devices that Windows reports as removable devices. External hard

disks often report themselves as being hard disks rather than being removable devices. If you want to install

EditPad in a portable manner on such a device, turn on the option to treat all drives as removable drives.

EditPad will then create a file RemovableDrive.sys on the destination drive. This file act as a token to tell

EditPad not to touch the host computer.

To proceed with the installation, click on the device you want to install onto, and click the Install button. The

label showing the amount of disk space needed will indicate the parts being copied to the removable drive.

Once the operation is complete, the Install onto Removable Drive screen will close automatically.

EditPad will copy itself to a fixed EditPadLite7 or EditPadPro7 subfolder off the root on the device. If you

like more complex folder structures, you can move the complete EditPadLite7 or EditPadPro7 folder into a

different parent folder on the device.

Creating Portable Installations using The Installer

If you have not yet installed EditPad Pro onto your hard disk, you can create a portable installation by

running EditPad’s installer. On the welcome screen, click the Portable Installation button. Follow the steps.

This method works even if you do not have the necessary permissions to install software onto the computer

you’re using.

If you run the installer on 32-bit Windows the portable install will be 32-bit. It will work on both 32-bit and

64-bit Windows. If you run the installer on 64-bit Windows, then the portable install will be 64-bit. It will

only work on 64-bit Windows. You can pass the

/32

command line parameter to the installer to force it to

create a 32-bit installation on 64-bit Windows.

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