The marker ID used for bookmarks changed in Notepad++ 8.4.6 (and later). It is now 20, instead of 24. So, all references to 24 in this thread and/or its script(s), should be changed to 20.

The marker ID used for bookmarks changed in Notepad++ 8.4.6 (and later). It is now 20, instead of 24. So, all references to 24 in this thread and/or its script(s), should be changed to 20.

The marker ID used for bookmarks changed in Notepad++ 8.4.6 (and later). It is now 20, instead of 24. So, all references to 24 in this thread and/or its script(s), should be changed to 20.

The marker ID used for bookmarks changed in Notepad++ 8.4.6 (and later). It is now 20, instead of 24. So, all references to 24 in this thread and/or its script(s), should be changed to 20.

@Terry-R Nice reply! This’s what i want! Thanks a lot!

@Terry-R Thank you very much for your answer, I have solved this problem successfully. Henry

@xmatic SOLVED: it turned out to be an issue with the “default browser”. I have Google Chrome Portable (from portableapps.com ). Everything used to work fine, and then I think I updated this portable version of Google Chrome in a wrong way*, and after that things stopped working (and I wrongly assumed that it was something to do with “group policy” etc.). The solution was to make Microsoft Edge the default browser. The links NPP immediately started working (and opening to Microsoft Edge). And after a restart I opened Google Chrome Portable, received a prompt to set it as the default browser, and followed the steps to set it like so. And after this the links inside NPP started opening (in Google Chrome Portable) without a problem. *the correct way to update Google Chrome Portable is to download the current zip from portableapps.com and then extract the contents to the current GoogleChromePortable folder. What I did instead was to extract it to its own folder (let’s call it “x”). Then delete the contents of the GoogleChromePortable folder, and then cut the contents of “x” and pasted them into the GoogleChromePortable folder.

Thanks a lot, Alan. No, it did not (look exactly…). I did not realize that I have to check the language at the right side also (Tabulators-python), so I always had a look only on “default”. Maybe one day I had changed this accidetally. Everything fine now! Once again, error 50 (50 cm in front of the screen).

@Alan-Kilborn Awesome, thanks!

@Michael-Vincent said in Selecting Text With the Use of the Ctrl + Shift + Up/ Down Combination: The “better” news – Notepad++ may be upgrading soon again … @PeterJones @Влад-Котенко-0 The “best” news - it will be in the next release. I downloaded the artifact and it seems to work as intended! Cheers.

@Papryk-G said in Search/Replace Question: that works except sometimes I’m left with empty titles None of your examples showed titles with no lines after the title, sorry. FIND = (?-s)^".*?"(\R[^#\$].*?$)*?(\R\R|\Z)

@PeterJones Thanks for the quickl answer. Will try the addon.

@rdipardo Please don’t answer off-topic questions. OP was asked to show it is on-topic first.

Hello! Thank you very much for your reply. it has actually worked. Sorry for the inconvenience and my uselessness, with the blank lines I didn’t know what to call them, but I knew they weren’t normal lines.

@Ian-Hobson said in Help moving to 64 bit sourcecookifier plugin wanted.: installed the 64 bit version (7.7.1). Now I want to (re)install SourceCookifier. Seems the (perhaps) original author finally got around to it: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/nppPluginList/commit/4233a0171213201fc296906200d179b3ace63179 Cheers.

@Auditormadness9 I suppose your goal, purely for hacking purposes, is a reasonable one. :-) I’m still a bit light on knowledge on exactly what you have, but can’t you just use Notepad++'s normal Replace operation for it (forgetting hex editing)? It might require opening your file in “ANSI” encoding mode…

@Nathan-Levesque said in Send mail from Notepad++: send email from notepad++ I have a Run menu entry that prepares a file for sending via Outlook, if that kind of thing is what you mean. Go to the Run menu and choose Run… and input: [image: 1670849924668-4d529c8c-7250-4df4-93f3-32dca6398da9-image.png] Press the Run button to test it out. If all goes well, make it a permanent entry in your Run menu by coming back in and pressing the Save… button. Notes: the | after _PATH) in the box is just the typing caret if you use an email program other than Outlook, you’d have to find the correct command for it even if you do use Outlook, you may need to specify the full path to it in the Run… box – I don’t know how your system is set up

@bwisely I’m not sure I understand what you mean. If you rename the plugin folder and it still crashes then it is triggered by Npp itself, otherwise it is triggered by one of your installed plugins. If it is a plugin, then one option would be to figure out which one is responsible, by renaming all the plugins and reactivate one by one until the crash occurs again. The other option would be to open the dmp file in a program like windbg and analyze which call threw the exception, which means having a good understanding of how things work under the hood.

@Terry-R Worked perfectly! Thanks a lot!!!