1. Re: Re : Re:Still Having Difficulty notepad++ to Chris Burch
Chris Burch wrote:
>
> Les Rogers wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello Igor,
> >
> > I am running XP
> > AMD 3200
> >
> > I have N++ 4.0.2
> >
> > I have application data
> >
> > I DO NOT HAVE SERVICE DIRECTORY.
> >
> > So, where do I put the xml file ?
> >
> > Presently it is in Appl.Data Docs Setts
> > and in the folder N++
> >
> > Just won't read it !!
> >
> > Help ??
> >
> > sincerely ,
> >
> > les.r.
>
Hello Chris ,
Thanks for taking interest and time.
All this is brand new to me .
Some questions follow.
If you do not wish to answer them
I understand.
But one has to ask to learn.
> Hi
>
> from
>
> <a
> href="http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm">http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm</a>
>
> User Defined Language files
>
> There are some language files that you may need. Here're the instructions to
> install them :
>
> 1. Download the user-defined language to your computer
** Question : Is this Igor's File ?
> 2. Open the file with your favourite text editor (such as notepad++ or
> notepad)
> 3. Click start, run, type (or paste in) %APPDATA%\Notepad++ then click ok
** Question : Start or Run What ?
** Question : Where exactly do I type %APPDATA%\Notepad++
>
4. Open userDefineLang.xml with a text editor
** Question : Is This Igor's file ?
>
5. If this is the first userdefined language you are adding, copy/paste the
> entire first file (which you downloaded) into the userDefineLang.xml,
> replacing
> all that was there.
** Question : Meaning ??
If this is the second or more language you add, simply copy
> everything from the first file starting at <UserLang...> to </UserLang>
> and paste it at the end of the userDefineLang.xml right before </NotepadPlus>
> 6. Save the newly improved userDefineLang.xml
>
******* Simple for experienced users !
Difficult for dumbos like ME !!
Await a reply hopefully ,
sincerely,
les.r.
> Please see User Language Define System HOWTO to have further information.
>
> (untested - prefer editplus(win32) and kate(linux) myself, because of ftp file
> opening)
>
> Chris
>
>
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