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    • Gagan PalG
      Gagan Pal
      last edited by

      I guess I have completely disable Multi-tabbed system, have the ‘asNotepad.xml’ in my app root. Don’t know why this new version always shows the additional “Yes to all, No to all” in the close dialog box. is there a way to get rid of them ?
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      • dinkumoilD
        dinkumoil @Gagan Pal
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        @Gagan-Pal

        Sorry, this was a long awaited feature by the community, hence the chances that the feature gets removed again tend to be 0.

        Since most people work with a multi-tabbed UI in Notepad++ the chances that there will be a setting to hide the two buttons in that “Save” dialog tend to be 0 as well. But you can try to file a feature request, read >>> this FAQ Desk topic<<< to learn how to do that.

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        • George WillegersG
          George Willegers
          last edited by

          At least bring back the accelerator keys. I was used to press N if I did not want to save a file, or J (localised version) to save the file. But unfortunately since the last update this no longer works.

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          • Alan KilbornA
            Alan Kilborn @George Willegers
            last edited by Alan Kilborn

            @George-Willegers

            There is a method to self-restore the keyboard accelerators. It takes a bit of manual work, but truthfully it isn’t too hard. See details in the comments of this issue.

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            • Alan KilbornA
              Alan Kilborn @Alan Kilborn
              last edited by

              It appears the author of Notepad++ has assigned keycombinations for these keys again (but as yet this is unreleased). See the link I referenced earlier.

              He did so in the .rc file for Notepad++. I don’t know too much about how this works, but I’m thinking that will only assign keys if you never change the Localization settings in the Preferences?

              If you change localization, what will happen is that a language file will be used which won’t have those keys assigned. Isn’t what truly is needed is those keys to be assigned in all of the language files as well?

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