NexPad 0.6 Released
NexPad is a multi-document viewing solution originating from my needs for an application with the simplicity of Notepad, but also with some extra polish to increase my own efficiency when working with many documents at once (multiple text files, multiple html files, etc.).
This is simply a pet project of mine. I found that other people were interested in it, so I decided to release it to the public. It’s simple and meant to be that way. I don’t need or want any extra bells and whistles. I use this, personally, when writing poetry and needed something a little more full than Notepad, but not as bloated as some of the more feature rich text editors out there.
Requirements:
.Net Framework 2.0
Changes in 0.6:
- Change: “Go to Line” is now a toolbar like “Find” and “Replace”
- Change: Compiled for .Net 2.0 Final
- Change: Moved tabs and toolbars to top of window (more ergonomic, wanted by community members)
- Change: .xml file no longer used for settings. Values stored internally (my.settings)
- Change: manifest file no longer required (application.enablevisualstyles)
- Fixed: Clicking go in “Go to line” with empty pad would give unpredictable results
- Fixed: Statusbar not properly themed by Windows
- Cleanup: Removed useless handles in toolbar close events
- Cleanup: Minor UI spacing issues corrected (in toolbar areas namely)
Filed under: General