PMJI, but I think throwing the Match case option in this problem is exploding its complexity; just see the length of ~24 jan post from “guy038” starting (after salute) with “Because of some tiring days, this week…” (sorry for this lengthy pointing a post but absolute dates and every civilized ways have been removed).

So I suggest to just slightly change the Ctrl+F “Find” box so that the “Match case” line is treated just like the “Match whole word only”, i.e. gets GRAYED when “Regular expression” is selected. This would make the problem much more reliable and powerful since making it more general and more compliant with what its labels are saying.

Now I know by years of experience that the Notepad++ developers hate everything new or different and that this NIH syndrome of theirs will most probably get this suggestion thrown to trash even before being read… yet I submit it anyway.

Versailles, Fri 29 Jan 2016 21:10:00 +0100

Thank you very much,
I didn’t understand what was the problem!

Regards.
Giuseppe

Hello @Chris-Jalbert,

thanx for letting us know. Just one question of an uninformed one, why would I use EMET?

Cheers
Claudia

Hello @ali

Encode UTF-8 BOM is with BOM,
Encode UTF-8 is without.

Cheers
Claudia

@Claudia-Frank, Thanks for correcting me!.  :)

Oops!
Sorry about that, just slip of tongue. in my _very first tutorial _but in the second tutorial of that series, I have corrected my mistake. Once again in this forum; I wanna correct myself about which lang. Notepad++ is written :
N++ have been written using C++ along with Scintilla and pureWin32 AP I; instead of Vb.net

[ You can also check my third installment to this series ]
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/11168/alex21c-scustomizednpp-vs-officialnpp-editions

Best Regards : Alex21c

Than it must have been a real real real good wine ;-)

Cheers
Claudia