@PlayF1-Manager In fact, everything seems to work differently between programs. Which is the best standard to use, and how to convert to it? There is no such thing as a BEST standard. Why? Because there are many situations when the “standard” is good and when it is bad. If you need to work with old databases you don’t want to use files with utf8+bom encoding, maybe you don’t want to use utf8 at all. On the other side, utf8 is by far the most versatile encoding (afaik). From programming side of view I would always use uft8 nowadays but as said, it might be irrelevant in your case. What is good to know about encoding is written here and here (which is part of the first link anyway). Cheers Claudia

You’re not the first with this request :)

This usually bothers me in the following way: I want to look at each of the matches individually, so I double-click the bottom one in the Find Result panel to get to the editor window for that match, maybe make some changes…but then, since it is not highlighted as the OP points out, I am uncertain which match I need to go to next. I solved this by using the menu/shortcut for “Search Results Window”; this jumps back to the Find Result panel and has the current match highlighted…so it is easy to see which match to examine next. Definitely not a fix, but a workaround that works for me.

@nciaer did you see this? Cheers Claudia