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The new quick find feature has some nice tricks, but PLEASE don't mess with Ctrl-F! We've been using it for 30 years and like it just fine. The following sequence of keystrokes has GOT to work, regardless of what new features come out: Hit Ctrl-F. Type search_text <enter> (possibly followed with ESC...

This one bit me again. I lost the SSH / Telnet window by some misfortunate clicking/dragging/double-clicking event. Again, on a laptop in a dual-monitor setup. After much head-scratching, finding this page, and turning off the second monitor (Win-P opens "Projector" controls in Win 7...handy!), I wa...

Any updates on this? I had a hard drive crash, rebuilt the system with the restore disk that came with the computer (WinXP Tablet, SP2), and can't get this to work. I'm pretty sure it was working before. No matter how many ways I delete/move/copy/rename notepad.exe in /windows, /windows/system32/ an...

We have also been experiencing this problem. It would seem that the problem is related to having multiple displays. I just went through this. I have also multiple displays on a laptop which I frequently undock. The tabs got lost from some stray clicking near the tab bar...I'm not sure exactly what ...

Alt-keypad is a Windows shortcut for generating characters from decimal ASCII values. For example, click in a document and hit Alt-65 (that is, hold the Alt key whilst hitting 6 then 5 on the keypad) and you'll get a capital A. Enter codes above 128 and you'll probably get various non English charac...

I take my laptop home and access our network via a kinda-pokey VPN. If I have dozens of remote files open, then the File Change Detection is painfully slow and frequent. So, I turn it off after it bogs down a few times. Hopefully I remember to turn this fabulous feature back on when I close most of ...

I've been using UltraEdit for over five years, and absolutely love it. I use it for all kinds of things, but 80% is editing Perl code. I'm evaluating UEStudio '06. I see lots of neat-looking tools for the C++ crowd, but not so much for perl. As I see it, UltraEdit and UEStudio offer about the same l...