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Can make it up to 200. Only do this if you need to however as SmEdit requires 300 bytes per run entry. For further details please refer to the example "SmEdWord.txt" file included with SmEdit. (Please note that the Run example may not work if you don't install SmEdit in the default directory.)This menu can disabled via the SmEdit Options window.Insert MenuWhat appears here depends on what is in the "SmEdWord.txt" file. This file is stored in the User data area. When any entry is selected the text will be inserted at the cursor. By default SmEdit will allow memory space for only 10 insert entries, however if you add a "-i" entry to the "SmEdWord.txt" file then you can make it up to 200. Only do this if you need to however as SmEdit requires 200 bytes per run entry. For further details please refer to the example "SmEdWord.txt" file included with SmEdit.This menu can disabled via the SmEdit Options window.Example SmEdWord.txt file#Sets the maximum insert items-I10#Sets the maximum run items-R10#Set to Run*Run#Label (30 char max) then file name (270 char max)View example "SmEdWord.txt" file\Program Files\SmEdit\SmEdWord.txt#Add as many as you like!#Set to Insert*Insert# 200 char maxSmEditOneSmEditTwoSmEditThreeSmEditFourSmEditFiveSinner ComputingIs the Best#There must be a line at the endBookMarks MenuSmEdit supports the remembering of five locations within the file. It can do this in three ways, with the mode selected in the SmEdit Options window. GotoIn the submenu are five numbers. SmEdit will move the cursor to the line set for each number. Keyboard Command CTRL-W SetIn the submenu are five numbers. SmEdit will set the relevant BookMark to the cursor position using this function. If the mode is set to "Full Auto" then this item has no purpose so it is not shown. ScanSearches the file for BookMarks markers and updates the BookMarks list. If the mode is set to "Full Auto" then this item has no purpose so it is not shown.This menu can disabled via the SmEdit Options window.Settings Menu OptionsOpens the SmEdit Options configuration program. After changing any settings you must select the Reload command on this menu

Editor. Registryreg Windows Registry files. Be careful with this type! It is not recommended to set SmEdit to run these files! (Editing is OK.) Batchbat Command line batch files. Be careful with this type! It is not recommended to set SmEdit to run these files! (Editing is OK.) Assemblyasm Assembly Source Files Resourcerc Resource Files. These are used by Assembly and C++ Resource Headerh Resource Header Files Includeinc Include files Loglog Log files in most cases are just textThere are six possible states for each file type; Off / RestoreSets the file association to what the file type was prior to installation OnSets the file association to SmEdit On & Use IconSets the file association to SmEdit and uses the SmEdit icon for that file type Edit OnlyLeaves the file association as it is, but adds SmEdit to the context menu as an "Edit" option DefaultSets the file association to the default, if known UnchangedNo change. (This is the Default)The other Options/Setting are; Set File TypesSets the file types as previously set. Useful if a program is aggressive and automatically maintains file types. AutoMakes SmEdit into an annoying aggressive program and automatically reasserts file type ownership EVERY time SmEdit is run.It is important to stress, in particular with the BAT file, it is inadvisable to change any setting to "On" unless you are sure what you know what you are doing. However, if you ignore this advice, and you do not like the results, then try using the "Default" option which should fix it. The two custom fields can be any extension that you want, but SmEdit will not un-associate the custom files as it has no idea what is the default. Therefore, please don't do something like associate SmEdit with all "exe" files as you will probably regret it, and it cannot be undone via SmEdit. We will gladly add almost any relevant file type to the list. Just send an EMail and ask! If you get really short of hard-drive space and uninstall SmEdit, all file types that are not set to "Unchanged" are restored to their pre-SmEdit

Name will be prompted for. Keyboard Command CTRL-S CutDeletes selection and moves it to the clipboard. Keyboard Command CTRL-X CopyCopies selection to the Clipboard. Keyboard Command CTRL-C PasteOverwrites the selection, if any, with the contents of the clipboard. Keyboard Command CTRL-F UndoUndoes last action in the Edit Window. Keyboard Command CTRL-Z RedoUndoes last Undo. FindOpens up the find window. Keyboard Command CTRL-F GotoOpens up a window that asks for a line number before moving the cursor to that line. Keyboard Command CTRL-G Insert TimeInsets the current time at the cursor position. Insert TextOpens the Insert Text Window. Increase IndentIndents selected text. (Inserts Codes NOT spaces) Decrease IndentReduces Indent on Selected Text. Run A/B/CProgrammable Run-File Buttons. See SmEdit Options. BookMarksThese five buttons provide instant access to the set BookMarks. New InstanceOpens another SmEdit window. SettingsOpens the SmEdit Options configuration program. After changing any settings you must select Reload for the changes to take affect. On TopToggles SmEdits window placement setting. This control does not change the default status of the On Top state. See SmEdit Options. Rich TextToggles the current files Rich Text Status. (Do not use if the file is not Rich Text!) Word WrapToggles if the current file will be formatted to be the width of the window or not. This control does not change the default status of the WordWrap state. See SmEdit Options. Tray MinimizeMinimizes SmEdit to the system tray area. To restore SmEdit double click on the icon. HelpShows this File.SmEdit OptionsThis window handles most of SmEdit's options allowing you make SmEdit more to your liking. All settings are saved. View ToolBarEnableSelects if the Toolbar is used. There must be a "Toolbar.bmp" in the SmEdit directory for this feature to work. SearchSelects if Search and Go-To are shown in the Toolbar. InsertSelects if Insert Time and Insert Text are shown in the Toolbar. IndentSelects if Increase Indent and Decrease Indent are shown in the Toolbar. RunSelects if the Run A/B/C set are shown in the Toolbar. BookMarksSelects if the five BookMark buttons are shown in the Toolbar. (This does not disable the BookMark function.) MenuManipulateSelects if

Options. The installer that comes with SmEdit uses the registry only for the required un-installation data, and not at all if you use the "Extract Only" mode. System SettingsSmEdit can change the default file association for files if you choose to use the File Types. FilesAll of its program files are stored in the installation directory, and all of its data files are stored in the designated application data area, often "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Sinner\SmEdit". If you would prefer that it saves in the same directory as SmEdit either run the program from a removable drive, such as a floppy of a USB drive, or delete the "DefSet.txt" file from the SmEdit directory. These directories can be opened via the About box. NetworkSmEdit and its installer do not access the internet in any way, but the ReadMe does have three graphic files that are stored on the internet. (They are not used as web-beacons, merely spacers and images for the payment processors.) CPUSmEdit does not have any CPU demanding functions. MemorySmEdit has no major memory requirement.History 1.00Initial Version 1.10Toolbar, Status bar, programmable insert and run options, enhanced auto-save 1.11More default window size options, Auto - Font selection, Revert, configurable title-bar 1.12Printing, external modification notification, default directory selection 1.13Partial Loading, Auto DeWrap, Bug fixes and interface improvements 1.14Context menu Run and Insert, minimize to tray, Read Only OverRide, bug fixes, interface improvements 1.15Column number display, word count, Overwrite select, bookmarks, enhanced auto save, bug fixes, interface improvements 1.16External Options, URL Highlight+, Strip formatting Paste, Error Sound, Bug fixes 1.17Labels, enhanced font support, enhanced insert date, guess name, Multi-User support 1.9Sinner Computing re-align and rebuild, re-integration of SmEdit Options.Licence and RegistrationPermission is given to evaluate SmEdit for a period of 30 days. After this time you are required to either register or remove SmEdit. Permission is given for all forms of distribution, including CD compilations and Websites, providing the ZIP file is unaltered and it is made clear that SmEdit is a Shareware program and that registration is required for continued usage. SmEdit can be registered using PayPal. For details on the terms of our

SmEdit - Small Text EditorSmEditVersion 1.927 Nov 22WebsiteProgram InfoSmEdit is a compact text editor that packs far more features than its size suggests. Due to its highly configurable design, it can be as basic or as featured as you want. This makes SmEdit an extremely quick loading and flexible editor for most tasks. All Sinner Computing software, including SmEdit, was developed using SmEdit.Highlights include: Auto selection of font, text colour, background colour and word wrap based on the files extension, bookmarks, programmable label search, programmable context menu insert text and run file list, auto file registering for 12 file types (plus 2 customizable types) with a unique descriptive icon for each file type, optional and configurable toolbar, optional Status bar, tray minimisation, word/character/letter/number/line/sentence count, external modification notification, partial loading for extremely large files, a customizable tool bar, a status bar with line and column number display, Unicode support, customisable time insert, go-to-line, full search and replace and multimode auto save.ContentsInstallationUseMenuOptionsProgrammers NotesSystem Impact StatementHistoryLicence and RegistrationLiabilityContactInstallationRun "Setup.exe" and follow the instructions. To remove SmEdit use the "Add/Remove Programs" option in the Control Panel. SmEdit stores all of its data files in the designated application data area, often "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Sinner\SmEdit". If you would prefer that it saves in the same directory as SmEdit either run the program from a removable drive, such as a floppy or a USB drive, or delete the "DefSet.txt" file from the SmEdit directory.Use Main MenuThis menu appears if you right click in the edit area. Not all options are shown at all times, some are only shown if relevant or enabled. NewClears the current document. If the current file has been modified then a prompt will appear asking if you want to save. Keyboard Command CTRL-N SaveSaves the file under the loaded name. If it is a new file then a name will be prompted for. Keyboard Command CTRL-S Save AsSaves the file under a prompted for different name. OpenOpens a new file. If the current file has been modified then a prompt will appear asking if you want to save. You can also open files by "Dragging"