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sorry been trying to reply with proper code block for the past 2 hours but can’t,keep getting:
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Well, the problem can be split into two smaller ones :

• Firstly, define the right form of an hyperlink to a file

• Secondly, open this file, in a new tab, from inside Notepad++

1)

Let’s suppose, we have a file, named Abc.txt in the directory C:\Tools\Tests. Then the right form of a Notepad++ hyperlink, to that file, is, simply :

file:///C:/Tools/Tests/Abc.txt

Just notice, that you must insert the string file:/// before the absolute path of the file, and change any backslash, found in the path, by a regular slash

If the path and/or the name of your file contains any character from the list below, you must change it with the corresponding %nn hexadecimal syntax

SPACE    ->    %20
  !      ->    %21
  $      ->    %24
  '      ->    %27
  ;      ->    %3b
  [      ->    %5b
  ]      ->    %5d
  ^      ->    %5e
  `      ->    %60
  {      ->    %7b
  }      ->    %7d
  ~      ->    %7e

Moreover, any character with ANSI code between \x80 and \xff, and, especially, all accentuated characters, will be changed in their appropriate %nn syntax !

For instance, if the name of your file is ©'Final' chapter [of my book].txt, the hyperlink should be, for the same directory than above, :

file:///C:/Tools/Tests/%a9%27Final%27%20chapter%20%5bof%20my%20book%5d.txt

2)

Suppose that all your files, to be opened, in N++, via hyperlinks, have a specific extension : Let’s say .prg. Then, you just have to associate this new extension to Notepad++. To do so :

• Choose the Menu option Settings - Preferences - File Association

• Select the customize entry and type your specific extension .prg

• Click on the -> button to register this extension, for N++

• Close the Preferences dialog

=> Now, supposing that we still use the path above, each time you double-click, in any file, inside N++, on the hyperlink, below, the corresponding file My file.prg is, automatically, opened in a new tab of N++ !

file:///C:/Tools/Tests/My%20file.prg

Note :

I didn’t test with a known extension ( like .txt, .ini, .vb or else ) but it should work, too ! ( Just choose the language or type first, then the wanted extension and click on the -> button )

Best Regards

guy038