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Sorry, no; I'm sticking with Courier New...

I think he means he wants remembered positions anytime he re-opens a file, not just when closing it together with UE and auto-re-opening it when restarting UE.

I've tried (most) of those, including Vera/DejaVu Sans Mono, but they don't work with the OEM Character Set turned on in UE... so let me ask more clearly: Anyone have more suggestions that work with the OEM char. set? :) And why is UE so picky there, anyway?

Looks quite nice for a bitmap font :) - though I need a font that also works with the OEM character set, which limits me to Andale Mono (using it now), Courier New (not bad, but a little flat), Lucida Console (too little line spacing), and Anonymous (looks a bit odd). Anyone have more suggestions?

You might try FreeWheel - quite an old utility, but still works on XP; it allows to scroll the window underneath the mouse pointer , which works inside applications' sub-windows, too - such as Windows Explorer's tree, or UE's text/output/function windows (though not in a split UE text window, i.e. a...

Using File Names = instead of File Extensions = at the end of the /L line works fine for me - with the file name(s) only, without path! Maybe that's the reason?

Yes, just add /Open Fold Strings = "[" /Close Fold Strings = "[" to the wordfile section. Didn't work with the first UE 11.0x versions, but does now. Note that the last INI section can't be folded (since it has no real ending).

Yeah, they apparently have forgotton to include a way to add buttons that have no pre-defined icon (cf. menus). I've asked that the support (about View OEM Character Set, which is also missing), and got the reply "Yes, it is missing. This is an oversight. We will add it in. ". And a way to search/fi...

The only thing you can do is set 2 column markers - thin vertical lines - in the View menu.

I guess what pliebrand meant was to automatically have the cursor move (i.e. insert spaces) with a single press of the Tab key to wherever the next character is in the line above (preferably the last non-empty line above), independently of fixed tab settings... and, well, AFAIK that's not implemente...