Difference between revisions of "Hotkeys/Files"

Latest revision as of 21:53, 5 October 2021

This section is up to date for TED Notepad version 6.3.1.0.

Ctrl+N	Creates a new document.
Ctrl+O	Shows the Open dialog. Then opens a document from a specified file.
Ctrl+S	Saves the current document to a file.
Ctrl+B	Shows the Save As dialog. Then saves the current document to a new specified file.
Ctrl+E	Reverts (reloads) the current document from its file. Discards any unsaved changes.

Alt+Ctrl+I	Includes a file into the current document.
Alt+Ctrl+D	Excludes the current selection into a file.

Alt+F9	Opens the Folder containing the current document.
Alt+Shift+F9	Opens the Command Prompt (i.e. cmd.exe) at the location of the current document.
Ctrl+F9	Opens the Properties dialog of a file of the current document.

Ctrl+P	Shows the Print dialog. Then Prints the current document.

Ctrl+M	Minimizes the window of TED Notepad into the System Tray.
F12	Launches a new window of TED Notepad.

Esc	Closes the current document and exits.
F10	Saves the current document and exits.

Shift+Esc	Exits without saving the current document and/or any settings!

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