i update to 6.9 now it ontop only desctop coud it be hide to bar?

Hello @George-Christovich, yes, it is here. ;-) Cheers Claudia

Hello Harry, Seemingly, I replied to your identical post, on the Help forum, at the address : https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/11367/help-on-a-formula-please/4 I haven’t noticed this post on the Discussion forum ! As you can see, we, both, get the same regex. Finally, I think that the $ assertion, that I added, at the end of my regex, is useless. Indeed, as the + is a greedy quantifier, it will, anyway, select the longest text, after the string "Age " till the ending string " END" ! Cheers, guy038

I used the Style Configurator to add keywords like MERGE etc for SQL Thanks Claudia

Thank you very much. It works now. HH

Just made the DSpellCheck plugin to work in x64. It turned out it’s more difficult than making NPP work in x64. I have to change 2 function pointers from long to LONG_PTR.

Turn off Settings > Preferences > Backup > Enable session snapshot and periodic backup

Hello @Cory-Blankenship, both of your requests seem to be incooperated already. See here Cheers Claudia

OK it appears that I wasn’t able to reproduce this on another computer! I will check funcitonlist.xml and get to the bottom of it. Thank you for your prompt reply!

Hello Igor, Any contribution to the Compare Plugin would be highly appreciated. Thank you. Best regards.

@zbrush-zbrusher said: It’s not fair to use it…forever :-) I agree with you there. I certainly wasn’t trying to imply that people should use it forever without paying. The way I look at it is if the developer wanted to restrict the time limit then they could easily do that. That doesn’t mean users should take advantage of it. The Sublime developers graciously allow the users to decide if and when to pay for it; and users should honor that pricing model. For myself, I have had it installed for a long time, but with as little as I use it I don’t see the justification to purchase it. If I used it heavily I certainly wouldn’t hesitate to pay for it.