@Tony-Reyelts

you get the message because you have set
Settings->Preferences->MISC->File Status Auto Detection to enabled.
Was this intended?
If so, could you explain in more detail what you do, like how you access the file
using UNC or mappings etc…

Cheers
Claudia

@Kai-Von-Thadden

not sure if you already know this but you can click on the column headers to get them sorted so
it might be that this is an workaround you can already use?

Cheers
Claudia

Don’t feel badly; some of us will catch you “real soon now”. :-)

Install LuaScript via the Plugin Manager. This was just added to the plugin manager so it might take another few days to show up…you can also download it manually if you dont want to wait. Once installed select Plugins > LuaScript > Edit Startup Script and add the following to that file:

editor1.FoldFlags = 0 editor2.FoldFlags = 0

@Jerry-Birkes

depends on your installation. If using APPDATA configuration then it has to be placed under
%APPDATA%\notepad++\plugins directory otherwise it is the plugins directory within installation folder of npp.

Cheers
Claudia

Point taken; apologies. Lately my brain shuts down before reading all the way through some posts–you wouldn’t believe how many are about things that don’t related to N++ at all, or that are about things that you really shouldn’t use N++ for.

@Patrick-Mares

could it be that wrap around isn’t checked anymore?
If it is, what are your find settings exactly?

Cheers
Claudia

@Эльвира-Рязанова

Maybe this?

Cheers
Claudia

you coded that modification ?

No, you might want to follow the link and read the contents (again)!

@Mark-Wilson

so I guess you want to address it here, don’t you?
Or did I misunderstood something?

Cheers
Claudia

To enable this feature: open the Settings menu, select Preferences..., select General, in the group Tab Bar, enable option Double click to close document.
To remove the “tiny” red x: open the Settings menu, select Preferences..., select General, in the group Tab Bar, disable option Show close button on each tab.