I suspect there's some sort of "conversion" between the moment I save and the moment it returns from the project's. So if a thrid-party software would steal my spaces, I would expect it to take them as I type them, not after a save. If you just need Notepad with a few of additional features like range numbers, much better research, multi-tabbed user interface, spell check, etc, after that you can just use Notepad out of the container as is definitely. Once you have made the notepad document, you can save it.
You have to make them through the program called Notepad, which can be found at Start>All Programs>Accessories>Notepad. Now, when you open a document in Notepad++, the spell checker will be enabled and any misspelled words will be highlighted. Notepad++ Spell Check Windows 10 Where are notepad files I cant find them in my computer file system Notepad files arent something that just pop up on your system. Check the Enable Spell Check option and click Save & Close. However I'd like to point out that it is not the key strokes that are stolen, it's really the spaces after EA stores the text!ġ) I open a field (F9) or method (F10) property window, or a select it and use the Notes window to type some text.Ģ) I type my text: it is typed on-screen correctly, with all spaces: "This is a test".ģ) I either save the method/field properties (alt + s or click on "Save"), or I exit the "Notes" window.Ĥ) EA apparently refreshes the content of the typed text.ĥ) The text reappears, but not it shows "Thisisatest". It offers a entire group of features that make it great for easy or complex tasks. To enable spell check in Notepad++, go to Settings > Preferences > Language Menu/Tab Settings.
The keystrokes-stelaing software might be a possibility, even though the Windows 7 image I've got installed is a fresh one, so there's almost nothing "extra" at the moment except EA and eclipse.
Just tried your suggestion regarding the Notes window, but I still have the issue.
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