You can download Compare Plugin v2 x64 by Pavel Nedev here.
Please read the installation guide.

Good luck.

Thank you peter,

That was a great solution! The output example was incorrect, sorry for that…

@Jozsef-Szasz-Fabian

You should try the Consolas font, if you have it available on your system and if a mono-spaced is sufficient for your needs.

@Junseok-Park
For example, searching in regular expression mode for

would find every line containing “XYZ” (one time only, no matter how many times “XYZ” was on a line) and nothing in the find window would be highlighted.

If you want to highlight the first “XYZ” and everything after it, leave the “\K” out of the regex.

just with N++.

open other files in the same network with notepad(windows), Excel, explorer… works perfectly.

Could be also a plugin. You could test this by starting N++ from command line with parameter
-noPlugins
, see http://docs.notepad-plus-plus.org/index.php/Command_Line_Switches.

Well I did not see ‘increase lines printed’ BUT I did change global, font size to 8 and font r_ansi and now it prints 73 lines per page.
This is Great !
Thanks.

If I make MS Notepad my default text editor,

with Dexpot running,

and I open 5 text files at once,

it opens them with no problem . . . 5 separate text windows open

…
thank you for your kind words and those wonderful images, really appreciated.
Now I know that I’m ready for holidays, unfortunate - I have to stay another 2 month
at work. Dreaming …
…

Good evening Claudia,

Why not France as a destination! … Auvergne, Bretagne, Jura; Alsace, Aquitaine, the Alps …

Still a little patience so, 2 months, it’s not too long! …

Cheers
Jean Pierre

Great idea. You might want to see this FAQ to find the right place for feature requests. (Also, it explains how to search for an existing feature request… I have a feeling you aren’t the first to ask for regular expressions in UDL.)

@Peter-Morris

solution in FAQ

Cheers
Claudia

Hi Roberto,

sorry, no, not stackable - you can only put multiple together in this “tabbed way” as you’ve
already discovered.

Cheers
Claudia

@gstavi said:

To save ctrl-n?

Appears so–a feature request to save one action.