You should keep original Python then install Jupyter with ‘pip installer’ that is provided with python

what happens when you save the html file in NPP and then open in web browser ?

you have to google the “png file format specification”, then open your png file using Notepad++

using the hex plugin, check that the format of your png file matches the specification.

if it does not match, then make the necessary corrections.

keep saving after every correction, and viewing the result.

using this method, it should take no more than 20 years to fix your file, depending on the size of the file, of course.

or …

you could submit your post someplace that deals with file recovery, not a place that discusses text editing.

put the cursor to the beginning of text, just before the “1”

press the delete key 24 times

those awful numbers should be gone

hope this helps

seriously … you did not describe the problem at all

this appears to me an html question

http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_style.asp

if you wrote poetry using Notepad++, would you post a question here regarding prose?

lol … it is in japanese

this is what copied from webpage:
しかし被害は出ているものの“精錬武救の聖神鎧イスラブ・レス・ラーグ”を始めとする様々な【救世主】

the superscript is just to the right of 鎧 symbol, so it does copy

here it is moved to previous line

. . . . . . . . . . . . イスラブ・レス・ラーグ
しかし被害は出ているものの“精錬武救の聖神鎧”を始めとする様々な【救世主】
(i could not get the superscript text to display in the right place, so i added dots for filler)

the text size would be the same as the rest of the document though.

your best bet may be to copy and edit the html file

here is part of the html from that webpage

<br /> 　しかし被害は出ているものの“<ruby>精錬武救の聖神鎧<rt>イスラブ・レス・ラーグ</rt></ruby>”を始めとする様々な【救世主】固有の【魔法】により、連合軍の兵士達はまるでアンデッドのようなタフネスを発揮していた。<br />

here is an extract of the main text and the associated superscripted text

<ruby>精錬武救の聖神鎧<rt>イスラブ・レス・ラーグ</rt></ruby>

the <ruby> tag encloses the text and its superscript

i guess that you could insert a blank line and copy the superscript from the next line into the blank line

i hope that this helps a little

i think that you need to go to a java oriented website for an answer to your question

notepad++ is a text editor that you can use to write java code, once you know what the code is.

that has happened to me when i edited a text file on a flash drive, and the flash drive became unplugged. the message showed up when i tried to save. (ctrl-s)

if you are working on a network drive, it may be that the file location is becoming unavailable.

also could happen when another program accesses your file in an exclusive mode.

virus scanner maybe?

nppftp with which version of n++? Current 7.3.1? Could you add the debug info like above about the used vesions and the installed plugins apart from nppftp.

operators & delimiters
delimiter 1 style

open: Message="

close: "

bulk rename your files to the same extension

file.1
file.2
file.3

become

file.1.txt
file.2.txt
file.3.txt

or whatever extension you need

in windows, open cmd window, navigate to your folder

then use

rename *.* *.*.txt

or do a copy command

copy *.* *.*.txt

harder to rename back to original filenames, though

if you do not feel comfortable with regex, like me

do search for <~~~ in all your files
this is a “flag sequence”, so make sure that it is not already there

if not found then go on.

Find what: <FIRSTNAME>
Repl with: <~~~LASTNAME>
Mode: Normal or Extended

Find what: <LASTNAME>
Repl with: <~~~FIRSTNAME>

Find what: </FIRSTNAME>
Repl with: <~~~/LASTNAME>

Find what: </LASTNAME>
Repl with: <~~~/FIRSTNAME>

Find what: <FIRSTNAME />
Repl with: <~~~LASTNAME />

Find what: <LASTNAME />
Repl with: <~~~FIRSTNAME />

now check for any missed ones

Find what: <FIRSTNAME
Find what: <LASTNAME

now delete the ~~~

Find what: <~~~
Repl with: <

you could reduce number of steps

Find what: FIRSTNAME>
Repl with: LASTNAME~~~>

Find what: LASTNAME>
Repl with: FIRSTNAME~~~>

those two would cover <LASTNAME> and </LASTNAME>

anyway i hope that it helps you or anyone else

Ah, yes, I assumed a fixed single-space Gap. And to match an arbitrary-length sequence of spaces, try \s+ instead of \s\s.