What are the registry records I should change to
notepad++.exe -multiInst
in order to have a new window whenever I click view source in IE?
I have never used FireFox (shame ... shame!), but just for completion's sake and just in case I might, what is needed to be done to view source using npp in FireFox?
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I think you don't neeed to view the source in N++, Firefox has it's own syntax highlight viewer :_D And you allways can improve it using some cool extensions!
Firefox Rulez! :-D
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Is it possible to make this a default action? I always want notepad++ to open a new instance when opening an associated file. It's rather complicated to check through all registry entrys to change the "open-command"-action.
Ralf
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I don't know how to do that.
I use a shortcut that I use when I want to lanch another instance. Files are launched in the last used notepad++ instance.
I think it's possible to create a small program to associate with your files. This program will just launch the file in a new instance of notepad++ every time.
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Hello,
is it possible to open several notepad++ windows at the same time? Like with Firefox I don't always want to use tabs, but sometimes open a new window.
Best regards
Ralf
in FAQ/Command line arguments :
You can pass the arguments to Notepad++ while launch time from the command line or via a shortcut.
"notepad++.exe -multiInst"
-multiInst : Notepad++ is uniq instance by default. This option allows you to launch several instances of Notepad++.
What are the registry records I should change to
notepad++.exe -multiInst
in order to have a new window whenever I click view source in IE?
I have never used FireFox (shame ... shame!), but just for completion's sake and just in case I might, what is needed to be done to view source using npp in FireFox?
Hi,
is there a way to open a second text document in a new window?
Either use the -multiInst switch described at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/cmdLine-HOWTO.php or the multi-view feature described in http://notepad-plus.wiki.sourceforge.net/Multi-ViewHowTo .
I think you don't neeed to view the source in N++, Firefox has it's own syntax highlight viewer :_D And you allways can improve it using some cool extensions!
Firefox Rulez! :-D
I too would like this ability... also like firefox... wouldn't it be cool if we could drag and drop files inbetween two open sessions of N++
alphalyrae,
thanks for the info!
Is it possible to make this a default action? I always want notepad++ to open a new instance when opening an associated file. It's rather complicated to check through all registry entrys to change the "open-command"-action.
Ralf
I don't know how to do that.
I use a shortcut that I use when I want to lanch another instance. Files are launched in the last used notepad++ instance.
I think it's possible to create a small program to associate with your files. This program will just launch the file in a new instance of notepad++ every time.