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Emeditor Professional Greeting Thank you for choosing EmEditor Professional. EmEditor has already been used and favored by many users because of its extremely high standard of quality and reliability. EmEditor has become my masterpiece, and I put all my effort into it. I highly recommend this software to all users. EmEditor can be evolved much more with your feedback. I would appreciate it if you would use EmEditor for long term and contact me anytime, by e-mail or on the forums, if you have questions or comments. Yutaka Emura President, Emurasoft, Inc. November 2008 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.emeditor.com/ ii Contents Contents Getting Started ................................................................................................................... 1 About License .................................................................................................................................................. 1 About Support ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Installation of EmEditor .................................................................................................................................... 1 Enter a registration key and run EmEditor ....................................................................................................... 4 Copyright & Illegal Usage policy ...................................................................................................................... 5 Chapter 1: Features ............................................................................................................ 6 Optimized to Open Large Files ........................................................................................................................ 6 Large File Controller ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Keystroke and Mouse Operation Recording and Playback ............................................................................. 6 Macro Toolbars................................................................................................................................................ 6 Portability Options (Ready for a USB Drive Install) .......................................................................................... 6 Custom Bars .................................................................................................................................................... 7 Output Bar ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Quick Start ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 Other ActiveScript Support .............................................................................................................................. 7 Binary Editing .................................................................................................................................................. 7 Light-Weight, Single-Process, Multi-Threading, and Low Memory Usage ....................................................... 7 Powerful Tab Features .................................................................................................................................... 7 Application Error Handler Support ................................................................................................................... 8 Powerful, functionally-rich macros ................................................................................................................... 8 Keyword Highlighting ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Unicode Support .............................................................................................................................................. 8 Find in Files ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 Replace in Files ............................................................................................................................................... 9 Search and Replace (Replace All)................................................................................................................... 9 External Tools.................................................................................................................................................. 9 Plug-ins ........................................................................................................................................................... 9 Drag and Drop ............................................................................................................................................... 10 Vertical Selection Editing ............................................................................................................................... 10 Highest Quality Features ............................................................................................................................... 10 For Web Designers ........................................................................................................................................ 11 Other features................................................................................................................................................ 11 Chapter 2: How to... ...........................................................................................................13 File .................................................................................................................................................... 13 Supported File Types .................................................................................................................................... 13 Contents iii To Open an Existing File ............................................................................................................................... 14 To Create a New File ..................................................................................................................................... 14 To Save an Edited File .................................................................................................................................. 14 To Create Backups ........................................................................................................................................ 14 To Save Files Automatically .......................................................................................................................... 14 To Open a File by Double Clicking in Explorer .............................................................................................. 15 To Associate a File Extension with the Current Configuration ....................................................................... 16 To Close All ................................................................................................................................................... 16 To Save and Close All ................................................................................................................................... 16 Using Command Line Options ....................................................................................................................... 16 To Open a File from the Recently Used Folder ............................................................................................. 21 Edit .................................................................................................................................................... 21 To Open or Close the Input Method Editor .................................................................................................... 21 To Move the Cursor Position ......................................................................................................................... 21 To Undo the Last Edit .................................................................................................................................... 21 To Select a Portion of a Document ................................................................................................................ 22 To Select the Entire Document ...................................................................................................................... 22 To Insert or Delete Returns at Wrap Points ................................................................................................... 22 To Convert Between Uppercase and Lowercase .......................................................................................... 22 To Set Read-Only Mode ................................................................................................................................ 22 To Do Tag Jumps .......................................................................................................................................... 22 Tab Indent ..................................................................................................................................................... 22 To Paste in Quotes .......................................................................................................................................
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