It seem to be problem of Windows 7 incompatible. I have test NP++ on Windows Vista and there was no problem. However, Windows 7 still in RTM version, so I would wait for final version before I would try to test Thai language on NP++ again.
Thanks
Lerit N
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Try displaying the language bar from Windows. The input language is reset on launching Notepad++. Use Alt+Shift(left) to cycle through supported languages. This works on XP, don't know about Win7.
CChris
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I can open file which has Thai language by changing font in "Settings > Styler Configurator..." and change Encode format to UTF8.
However, I cannot type Thai in notepad++. I can type them in notepad and copy and paste to notepad++.
I currently using Windows7 and Notepad++ 5.4.3
any suggestion? please.
Thank you
Lerit Nuksawn
It seem to be problem of Windows 7 incompatible. I have test NP++ on Windows Vista and there was no problem. However, Windows 7 still in RTM version, so I would wait for final version before I would try to test Thai language on NP++ again.
Thanks
Lerit N
Try displaying the language bar from Windows. The input language is reset on launching Notepad++. Use Alt+Shift(left) to cycle through supported languages. This works on XP, don't know about Win7.
CChris