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Freddie Akeroyd at 10:31, 24 July 2007

2007-07-24T10:31:28Z

Freddie Akeroyd at 10:29, 24 July 2007

2007-07-24T10:29:03Z

Freddie Akeroyd at 09:54, 24 July 2007

2007-07-24T09:54:38Z

Freddie Akeroyd at 09:49, 24 July 2007

2007-07-24T09:49:20Z

Freddie Akeroyd: New page: The recommended editor is [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] Once you have installed this you need to update the "User defined langauge" feature as follows: * If you have de...

2007-07-24T09:48:57Z

New page: The recommended editor is [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] Once you have installed this you need to update the "User defined langauge" feature as follows: * If you have de...

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The recommended editor is [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] Once you have installed this you need to update the "User defined langauge" feature as follows:

* If you have defined no other language extensions yourself, you just need to download the latest version of [userDefineLang.xml] and then save this to your "Application specific data area"
* If you have defined additional languages yourself, you need to download [userDefineLang.xml] and then "cut and paste" the GCL section of this into your existing [userDefineLang.xml] file.

To find your "Application specific data area" open an explorer window and type the path '''%APPDATA%'''
This will open the top area and you should see a '''Notepad++''' folder into which you should save the file. The final directory location will be somewhere like '''C:\Documents and Settings\Your_Login_Name\Application Data\Notepad++'''

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 To open a GCL file in Notepad++ you can either right click on it and select the "Edit with Notepad++" shortcut or you can change the default file association for GCL files. To change the default association:
-- Got to Tools, Folder Options in Windows explorer
+* Got to Tools, Folder Options in Windows explorer
-- Go to File Types, locate GCL and select Change...
+* Go to File Types, locate GCL and select Change...
-- If Notepad++ is not listed as one of the programs, use the Browse... button to locate the program (probably installed as C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe)
+* If Notepad++ is not listed as one of the programs, use the Browse... button to locate the program (probably installed as C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe)
 If when you open a file highlighting is not enabled, just select GCL from the botton of the Notepad++ Language menu.

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	To find your "Application specific data area" open an explorer window and type the path '''%APPDATA%'''		To find your "Application specific data area" open an explorer window and type the path '''%APPDATA%'''
	This will open the top area and you should see a '''Notepad++''' folder into which you should save the file. The final directory location will be somewhere like '''C:\Documents and Settings\Your_Login_Name\Application Data\Notepad++'''		This will open the top area and you should see a '''Notepad++''' folder into which you should save the file. The final directory location will be somewhere like '''C:\Documents and Settings\Your_Login_Name\Application Data\Notepad++'''
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		+	To open a GCL file in Notepad++ you can either right click on it and select the "Edit with Notepad++" shortcut or you can change the default file association for GCL files. To change the default association:
		+	- Got to Tools, Folder Options in Windows explorer
		+	- Go to File Types, locate GCL and select Change...
		+	- If Notepad++ is not listed as one of the programs, use the Browse... button to locate the program (probably installed as C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe)
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		+	If when you open a file highlighting is not enabled, just select GCL from the botton of the Notepad++ Language menu.

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		+	==Notepad++==
	The recommended editor is [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] Once you have installed this you need to update the "User defined langauge" feature as follows:		The recommended editor is [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] Once you have installed this you need to update the "User defined langauge" feature as follows:

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 The recommended editor is [http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/ Notepad++] Once you have installed this you need to update the "User defined langauge" feature as follows:
-* If you have defined no other language extensions yourself, you just need to download the latest version of [userDefineLang.xml] and then save this to your "Application specific data area"
+* If you have defined no other language extensions yourself, you just need to download the latest version of [http://download.opengenie.org/editors/Notepad++/userDefineLang.xml userDefineLang.xml] and then save this to your "Application specific data area"
-* If you have defined additional languages yourself, you need to download [userDefineLang.xml] and then "cut and paste" the GCL section of this into your existing [userDefineLang.xml] file.
+* If you have defined additional languages yourself, you need to download [http://download.opengenie.org/editors/Notepad++/userDefineLang.xml userDefineLang.xml] and then "cut and paste" the GCL section of this into your existing userDefineLang.xml file.
 To find your "Application specific data area" open an explorer window and type the path '''%APPDATA%'''
 This will open the top area and you should see a '''Notepad++''' folder into which you should save the file. The final directory location will be somewhere like '''C:\Documents and Settings\Your_Login_Name\Application Data\Notepad++'''