Q&A for How to Use Notepad++

You should be able to use Ctrl + C (Copy) and Ctrl + V (Paste) to transfer text in and out of Notepad ++. However, if you are using a Mac or it just doesn't work for you, double click or highlight the text and right-click it and then press copy or paste from the choices listed.

Click on File on the very top left then click on open from the drop-down menu. Then navigate to the text file you want to open. Double-click on it or click on it then click open.

Right-click on the file and select the option to open file with, an option box will open and allow you to select the program you wish you open the file with.

Ctrl + X is the keyboard shortcut for cut if you are on a Windows or Linux based machine.

Open it as you would any other file. Double press and the file will open up in your browser.

Use an online converter or copy paste the contents into versus code or Notepad++ or sublime text and save as HTML.

The simplest way to open an HTML file in your browser is to open your browser, then drag the HTML file from its location directly into your browser window. This will open the file in your browser and display its contents as a rendered HTML page. You can also open the file from your browser's menu. To open the file with your browser menu, open your browser and expand the "File" dropdown in the menu and select "Open File" from the dropdown list. In the window that opens, navigate to the file location, click the file, then click the "Open" button in the bottom-right corner of the window. These steps may differ on your specific system, but will be similar.

I assume you are referring to syntax highlighting. Opening a file with a recognized extension, like .html, will automatically select that language. Alternatively, you can select it from the Language menu.

It has a spellcheck plugin, DSpellCheck, but it is not enabled by default. To enable it and use it, open the Plugins menu, select Plugins Admin, check the box next to DSpellCheck, and click Install. Notepad++ will restart. Next, open the Plugins menu again, go to DSpellCheck > Settings, and click Download. Check the box next to your language, and click Install Selected.

Go to Settings > Preferences. In the left-hand pane of the Settings menu, select Multi-Instance. Click the circle next to "Default (mono-instance)".

Notepad++ is to be exact, not a "version", but rather a program on its own. I personally do think that notepad++ is very good.

Definitely! Notepad++ can be used to program anything. You will need external tools to compile/run your code, however.

You can download the installer on your phone and transfer it, for example, to a computer without an Internet connection, if needed. But you can't actually install it on your phone, as it's a Windows program. If you need a text editor, there's many apps out there for Android, like Turbo Editor.

You seem to be making a batch program, which terminates (closes) after all instructions are finished. To pause your program, you can use 'timeout' and 'pause', like this: - 'timeout /t 3' to pause your program for 3 seconds. You can change the number, and add ' > nul' at the end of that to hide the message. After that, if there's no more code, the program will close. - 'pause' to pause the program until any key is pressed. As with the previous, here, ' > nul' at the end will hide the 'Press any key to continue . . .' message shown. After that, if there's no more code, the program will close.

Notepad++ is not an IDE. It cannot run code. You will need to open your file in an IDE or feed it to an interpreter / compiler.