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    • Raheesh RamsyR
      Raheesh Ramsy
      last edited by

      how can we insert a image in notepad++???
      can someone please help???

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      • László BotkaL
        László Botka
        last edited by

        see this

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        • Alan KilbornA
          Alan Kilborn @László Botka
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          @László-Botka

          What your link points to isn’t what @Raheesh-Ramsy is asking about.

          @Raheesh-Ramsy said:

          how can we insert a image in notepad++???

          Short answer: You can’t. Notepad++ doesn’t handle images, only text.

          BOTH: This thread is for discussion of problems with the 8.1 release of Notepad++. Please don’t ask questions or make comments unrelated to that in this thread – create a new discussion thread in that case.

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          • mere-humanM
            mere-human @JamesWebb
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            @ten2120 Interesting. Do you use any custom plugins? Have you enabled the dark mode?
            It would be interesting to see your debug info (Menu > ? > Debug Info)

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            • Andrei Mincov 0A
              Andrei Mincov 0
              last edited by

              And still no way to choose the obsolete icon. The app and file type icon is the only reason I’m sticking with 6.9.2.

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              • Alan KilbornA
                Alan Kilborn @Andrei Mincov 0
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                @Andrei-Mincov-0 said in Notepad++ v8.1 is available:

                And still no way to choose the obsolete icon. The app and file type icon is the only reason I’m sticking with 6.9.2.

                And the award-winner for the dumbest reason ever to use an ancient version of a software program goes to…YOU.
                Sorry, but that is really, really, really dumb.

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                • Andrei Mincov 0A
                  Andrei Mincov 0 @Alan Kilborn
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                  @Alan-Kilborn The old version does everything I really NEED it to do, and I prefer to use a program that uses file-type icons that look like word documents, not some random green bullshit.

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                  • Alan KilbornA
                    Alan Kilborn @Andrei Mincov 0
                    last edited by

                    @Andrei-Mincov-0 said in Notepad++ v8.1 is available:

                    The old version does everything I really NEED it to do

                    Then why come here to comment on it? Live on in your happy obsolescence. :-)

                    Seriously, though, aren’t there reasonable ways to get any icons you want using the OS instead of Notepad++ 's control?
                    If that aspect of the discussion is to be continued, respectfully request that you open a new discussion thread, as this one is sort of reserved for real 8.1 problems.

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                    • donhoD
                      donho @maddes-b
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                      @maddes-b said in Notepad++ v8.1 is available:

                      Themes are only installed to %APPDATA%\Notepad++\themes of the user who installed N++. Other users never get these (no themes at all in my case, see earlier post).
                      From my point of view this is a concept error. Default themes should be in %ProgramFiles%\Notepad++\themes and %APPDATA%\Notepad++\themes supersede these. I hope this would also fit the “settings in the cloud” approach.

                      This issue will be fixed in the next release:
                      https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/commit/3347044595cae60c658ed39e4f2e1ea913eb66e2

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                      • Arnaud SchmittA
                        Arnaud Schmitt
                        last edited by Arnaud Schmitt

                        The is a regresion with the Style Token feature (under right click). For instance: write “RECONCILE” and “UNRECONCILE”. Select RECONCILE and apply a Style Token color. Before it would hightlight both RECONCILE from both words, even on UNRECONCILE (not highlighting “UN” as expected).

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                        • Alan KilbornA
                          Alan Kilborn @Arnaud Schmitt
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                          @Arnaud-Schmitt

                          No regression – check your settings here:

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                          • Robert RodriguezR
                            Robert Rodriguez
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                            Thanks for the Helpful Suggestions. I think I figured out why it’s doing this, but I don’t know how to fix it. The app is installed on my OS drive, which is an SSD, but it seems Notepad++ is waiting for my other drives, which are regular HDD to spin up before it launches.

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