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Using mouse

Jsimlo — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:44:45 GMT

User:Jsimlo/Todo

Jsimlo — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:22:03 GMT

Category:Version 6.3.1.0

Jsimlo — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:21:43 GMT

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Category:Control:Version 6.3.1.0

Jsimlo — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:21:39 GMT

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User:Jsimlo/Todo

Jsimlo — Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:20:53 GMT

Cascading Portable INI files

Jsimlo — Mon, 15 Jun 2026 20:40:08 GMT

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-<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Right-click context menu}}{{manversion|6.3.0.8|feature|Selection: Web Search}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
+<noinclude>{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Right-click context menu}}{{manversion|6.0.0.17|feature|Drag & Drop}}{{manversion|6.3.0.8|feature|Selection: Web Search}}__NOTOC__</noinclude>
 TED Notepad offers a handy set of features available through moving, clicking or dragging the mouse.
-{{todo|
+====Drag & Drop====
-* {{feature|URL: Navigate}}
-* {{feature|Selection: Web Search}}
+After selecting text, use the mouse to {{feature|Drag & Drop}} the selected text to another location.
-}}
+The text is moved without involving the system Clipboard or any of the {{feature|Clips}}.
 {{todo|
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          +added: If Esc is invoked during mouse operation, it is cancelled.
          -fixed: Replaced the simple right-click menu by our right-click menu.
          *modif: Move-able WrapMargin is now adjustable by right mouse button as well.
          *modif: Paste from clipboard thru right-click now occurs upon releasing the button.

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 == Further ==
-{{todo-version|6.3.1.0| [[Special:WantedPages]]
+{{todo-version|6.4.1.0| [[Special:WantedPages]]
 {{:Special:WantedPages}}
 }}
-{{todo-version|6.3.1.0| [[Special:WantedCategories]]
+{{todo-version|6.4.1.0| [[Special:WantedCategories]]
 {{:Special:WantedCategories}}
 }}
-{{todo-version|6.3.1.0| [[Special:UnusedCategories]]
+{{todo-version|6.4.1.0| [[Special:UnusedCategories]]
 {{:Special:UnusedCategories}}
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 == TedNPad.rc ==
-{{todo-version|6.3.1.0|Review TedNPad Changes RC.txt}}
+{{todo-version|6.4.1.0|Review TedNPad Changes RC.txt}}
 == Chagelog ==
-{{todo-version|6.3.1.0|Review TedNPad Changelog.txt}}
+{{todo-version|6.4.1.0|Review TedNPad Changelog.txt}}
 == Further ==

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 There are several locations, where {{system|TedNPad.ini}} is being looked for. Their order is following:
-# Directory, where the application executable file is stored, is searched. This is the ''primary INI file location''. If an INI file is found here, {{feature|Config}} is read from it, and any loaded values override application default values.
+# Directory, where the application executable file is stored, is searched. This is the '''primary INI file location'''. If an INI file is found here, {{feature|Config}} is read from it, and any loaded values override application default values. Note: If you have TED Notepad installed in the usual install directory, e.g. {{system|"c:\Program Files (x86)\TED Notepad"}}, this directory is usually protected by the system. Only users with elevated privileges can write to this location, which means TED Notepad would not be able to store the {{feature|Config}} in this location on a regular basis. The ''primary INI file location'' is primarily meant for portable installations, where {{system|TedNPad.exe}} is installed on a USB drive, or another location. Alternatively, the ''primary INI file location'' can also be used to enable the ''secondary INI file location'', described below.
-# ''(Only if explicitly requested)'' User profile folder is searched, i.e. the {{system|%UserProfile%}} directory. This is the ''secondary INI file location''. If an INI file is found here, {{feature|Config}} is read from it, and loaded values override any previously loaded values (e.g. from the primary INI file location) wherever they conflict. This is known as {{feature|Cascading Portable INI files}}.
+# ''(Only if explicitly requested)'' User profile folder is searched, i.e. the {{system|%UserProfile%}} directory (e.g. {{system|c:\Users\jsimlo}}). This is the '''secondary INI file location'''. If an INI file is found here and the location is enabled (see above), {{feature|Config}} is read from it, and loaded values override any previously loaded values (e.g. from the primary INI file location) wherever they conflict. This is known as {{feature|Cascading Portable INI files}}.
 #* Note: User profile folder is not searched by default. This location must be explicitly requested. To request reading INI file from user profile folder, create an INI file in the primary INI file location, and in section {{string|[Save]}} add line {{string|<nowiki>IniUPF=1</nowiki>}}. This enables the user profile folder INI file location.
-# ''(If not explicitly fobidden)'' Current working directory is searched, i.e. the directory from which the application was launched. If launching the application thru Shortcut on Desktop, it is the ''starting directory'' from the Shortcut's properties dialog. This is the ''tertiary INI file location''. If an INI file is found here, {{feature|Config}} is read from it, and loaded values override any previously loaded values (e.g. from the primary and/or secondary INI file locations) wherever they conflict. This is known as {{feature|Cascading Portable INI files}}.
+# ''(If not explicitly fobidden)'' Current working directory is searched, i.e. the directory from which the application was launched. If launching the application thru Shortcut on Desktop, it is the ''starting directory'' from the Shortcut's properties dialog. This is the '''tertiary INI file location'''. If an INI file is found here and the location is not disabled, {{feature|Config}} is read from it, and loaded values override any previously loaded values (e.g. from the primary and/or secondary INI file locations) wherever they conflict. This is known as {{feature|Cascading Portable INI files}}.
 #* Note: Current working directory is searched by default. This location can however be explicitly fobidden. To deny reading INI file from current working directory, create an INI file in the primary or secondary INI file location, and in section {{string|[Save]}} add line {{string|<nowiki>IniCWD=0</nowiki>}}. This disables the current working directory INI file location.
 # If (and only if) no INI file is found in any searched location, TED Notepad loads {{feature|Config}} from System Registry, particularly user's hive, also known as {{system|HKEY_CURRENT_USER}}. Note: There is no hierarchical loading from System Registry.
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 '''Administration note:''' Consider allowing user profile folder INI file location, if installing TED Notepad to {{system|Program Files}} or {{system|SysDir}} folders and creating an INI file there. Also instruct users to create their own INI files in their user profile folders or create them for them. Users might miss privileges to modify system locations, and may thus end up restricted from saving their settings. Although current working directory location may be sufficient in some cases, it can be very frustrating for most users.
-{{example_start}}'''Example:''' INI file enabling secondary and tertiary INI file locations:
+{{example_start}}'''Example:''' INI file enabling secondary and tertiary INI file locations. Place this in {{system|TedNPad.ini}} next to {{system|TedNPad.exe}}:
 {{example_body}}<nowiki>[Save]
 IniUPF=1    ; User profile folder        ; 1=read ; 0=skip
 IniCWD=1    ; Current working directory  ; 1=read ; 0=skip</nowiki>
 {{example_end}}