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I've switched to Linux in the last 6 months, and I've banged my head against the wall looking for a Ruby on Rails IDE that doesn't take up 2 Terabytes of Ram (RadRails, NetBeans). The GNU/Linux 30 year old editors like Vim and Emacs just don't cut it either. "Edit" mode? Ctrl-X Ctrl-0 to open a file...

I totally missed an obvious answer, and that is to have another program open the currently active document. "Duh" on me. We have TextPad 4 here at work. I just configured a Windows Command in UltraEdit that runs TextPad with the active file. This will be good enough for now. Thanks, Nate

Thanks for the replies. I made a feature request for Firefox like functionality. In Firefox, you can right click on a link, and select Open in New Window . In UltraEdit, you could right click in a file, and the option to open in a new window would be there. I tried my own kludge.  Here's how it goes...

Hello, I do not have enabled Allow multiple instances in configuration.  Most of the time I want to have all my documents open under the same window. However, I have two screens at work, and it would be nice to open a new UltraEdit window sometimes. Is there a quick/easy way to open a file in a new ...

I've found that both the right-click and the standard "File".."Edit"..etc sub-menus seem to fade-in very slowly after using UltraEdit for an hour or so. I usually deal with 7-8 files at a time, and sometimes log files which are mid-size to big (10MB). Is there anything I can do to make the menus app...

Is there a way to get a macro to hit the Function keys (F1...F12)? I use F9, F8, and F7 to show the function list, the file tree view, and the files in project. I would like to create a macro that does shows/hides all three windows at one time. Thanks, --Nate