UPDATE Solved! Please delete this post.

Hello, @laurent-coulon, @peterjones and All, Even more simple : SEARCH \b\d{4}\b OR \<\d{4}\> REPLACE 0$0 Just use the $0 syntax, in replacement, which always represents the entire match. So, it avoids to add parentheses in order to store the match at group 1 :-) Cheers, guy038

Maybe you want to have a look at https://sourceforge.net/projects/analyseplugin/, also it helps you in logfile analysis just for a single file at a time.

@Scott-Sumner said: @Mikhail-V said: …read the current keyboard layout. This will require some WinAPI calls to the system. Probably it is possible, but I don’t know how to do it from Pythonscript. For purely educational purposes, here’s a way: import ctypes buff = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(1024) ctypes.windll.user32.GetKeyboardLayoutNameW(buff) console.write(buff.value) This sort of works, but on windows 10 there is same issue as with AHK - it detects the layout only once when the application starts, but when I switch the layout and repeat the script - it returns same code value regardless of current layout.

@Wynford-Junior-Thomas My font size has changed somehow Just theorizing on what might have happened: Perhaps you had the Ctrl key held down (accidentally) while you scrolled the mouse wheel? In case you didn’t know, this changes the “zoom” level that @Claudia-Frank mentioned…

@George-Elam Settings->StyleConfigurator->Global Styles->Inactive tabs->change foreground color Cheers Claudia

@Pierre-Panissod do you have additional infos like where those files are stored, which npp version do you use (debug-info from ? menu)? Does it mean that two html files, saved in the same directory, behave different when on contains the line you mentioned but identical otherwise? Cheers Claudia

@Robert-Hays Sure? Because the reason why it isn’t working is the elevation level Microsoft introduced some time ago. If you run your npp as administrator but the explorer process runs as normal or different user then it shouldn’t work - in both versions. If both explorer and npp run under on the same level, e.g. both started as administrator, then it should work -> 32 as well as on 64 bit Cheers Claudia

I adhere to the safety criterion: Do not press what you do not know. Before you press make a copy (always) Allow yourself to test for things that do not have value

@scottsealanddesign said: a way to dismiss it would be helpful Have you tried pressing Esc in this situation? +1 for being a “scott” :-D

Thank you! That provides the needed functionality.

@Fred-Mah it is set within Settings->Preferences->Auto-Completion Cheers Claudia

That fixed it, thanks!!