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Freeware products can be used free of charge for both personal and professional (commercial use). Fix the bug that the title doesn't be updated while file status changed and updated.įreeware programs can be downloaded used free of charge and without any time limitations. Fix the crash issue when open a file which does not exist anymore from RFL (if its path exceed certain length).ĩ. Add open relative file path from command line feature.Ĩ. Fix Run dialog bug: the executable file won't be executed even it is between the double quot.ħ. Change Window title from "Notepad++ - file path" to "file path - Notepad++"Ħ. If he answer yes, he will not be asked in the next time.ĥ. Change the behaviour : When file is deleted from outside and switch back to Notepad++, user will be asked if he want to keep this file. Fix the crash issue while the length of config.xml is zero.Ĥ. Add Notepad++ self-update capacity (optional).ģ. Notepad++ v4.6 fixed bugs and added features (from v4.5) :ġ. To disable auto-update feature (in the case this module is installed), Go the Preferences dialog, uncheck "Enable Notepad++ auto-updater" (located in MISC). So if you use zipped version, you have to download GUP from its project page, create "update" directory in Notepad++ installed directory, unzip the package into it then edit gup.xml file.
Only Installer integrates the auto-updater module (optional). During its conception, one idea came in my mind : if it can fit Notepad++, it can fit any Windows program. GUP (Generic Updater) project is made originally for Notepad++. Thanks to GUP, Notepad++ v4.6 has the capacity to search and install the update package (if available) from Internet.
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