Very pity. From my point of view this is the only feature where npp concedes to sublime. I hope community will fix this flaw, someday.

:-) thought that I didn’t understand the question, again - but then greenzest
solution should work.

Cheers
Claudia

Thanks
Now the point is to get rid of these basic unnecessary tags and replace them by what I need, i.e. a collection of about 20 snippets, most of them being more than 10 lines long.
In fact it’s the same issue as SnippetPlus: they do the “wrapping” job, but it doesn’t seem easy to create new snippets.

@dail and @Ant-hrax
Thankyou very much for your answers! They were both very usefull.

Hello @Peter-van-der-Lee,

TextFX Plugin has such functionality.

Cheers
Claudia

Thank you! I tried the TestFX option, it worked great. Thanks again!

Shot in the dark -> start npp as non admin?
In the meantime I will try to setup an environment similiar to yours.
Two questions, what os version is \\UNC-SERVER and what protocol is used? samba?

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Claudia

Hello @Mike-Atkinson

Is the pane needed?
If not, what about using find dialog but with bookmarking found lines?
CTRL+F select Mark tab, check Bookmark line and click Mark All
Using F2 to jump to the found entries.

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Claudia

Hello @Michael-McGee,

ask your friend to resend it as a zipped file. Maybe this works?

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Claudia

Baddabing! The -u solved the problem. Thanks Claudia!

@Zs-L

Afaik, no.

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Claudia

Am I right if saying we talk about NES gaming console?
If so, how exactly is notepad++ involved?

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Claudia

Thanks Claudia,

I knew about tidy2 config but even I can edit that, it still adds several things I don’t wish.
Anyway thank you because the explanation about you can indent first lines and then npp keeps doing it.

Also playing with it, I’ve found very useful XML Tools plug-in, with Pretty print (text indent) function leaves the code very nice.

Thank you very much Claudia!!

Thank you so much for the help! Worked great and I learned something. Thank you also for the link to the boost documentation…that presented a clear explanation.

At the point that it asked me where to save the file the network connection was re-established