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Under Windows 32-bit with the /3GB option and Windows x64, NoteTab can now allocate resources past the 2GB address limit when needed (up to 4 GB).
NoteTab Pro: Added syntax highlighting for CSS files and improved HTML syntax highlighting with documents that contain PHP, ASP, and Javascript code.
Improved the Strip HTML Tags feature with better handling of documents that contain PHP, ASP, and Javascript code.
Added real-time word count feature, with a choice between two counting methods. The feature is controlled through the View | Word Count submenu and the word count is displayed in the status bar next to the Ins/Ovr info panel. Word-count is based either on selected text or the whole document (or topic with Outlines). This feature is not available in NoteTab Light (unless you enable trial mode).
The MS Word method returns a count that should be a close match to the word-count result in Microsoft Word. The NoteTab method is more sophisticated and counts words using a more extensive set of word delimiters. MS Word mostly counts words delimited by space characters. In the following examples, MS Word counts one word per line whereas NoteTab counts three words in each:
info@fookes.com
http://fookes.com/
help-me-please
2x10x250
When the real-time word-count feature is enabled, you can click on the corresponding panel in the status bar to see more detailed text statistics. This information is also displayed after you select a certain amount of text. You will see the word count based on the NoteTab method, the average number of characters per word, the number of sentences, and the average number of words per sentence. This information is particularly valuable to copywriters, bloggers and journalists.
In NoteTab Pro and Std, the Tools | Text Statistics feature is now based on the new NoteTab word-count method.
When the Text Statistics feature is used on an HTML file, NoteTab only counts visible page text (tags, CSS, scripts and commented blocks are ignored). Hold down the Shift key when selecting this menu command if you want to also count words in HTML tags and comments.
Simply select one character in the current document to see its decimal and hexadecimal value in the status bar.
New keyboard shortcuts to easily insert typographic characters:
Ctrl+. inserts the ellipsis character
Ctrl+- inserts the n-dash character
Ctrl+, inserts smart quotes around selected text or a proper apostrophe
You can now remove history items from drop-down lists in the **** and Replace dialog boxes. To remove an undesired item from the history list, first select it, close the drop-down list and then press the Shift + Delete keys. Or right-click in the field to open the popup menu and choose Delete from List; you can also delete the whole history by choosing Clear History.
The **** and Replace dialog boxes now show search results in a balloon (unless you are using Blind-User mode) instead of a message box. This speeds up you work as you no longer need to click on the message box OK button to close it.
Added support for wildcard searching in ****/replace tools. This feature is not available in NoteTab Light (unless you enable trial mode).
The following tokens are provided:
* = matches 0 or more word characters. Example: jo* matches JO, John, Jody, joint, join_leave.
# = matches 0 or more word characters, including HTML entity characters. Example: na# matches naïve, naïve, and naïve.
** = matches 0 or more characters and can span across words within a line. Example: click**link matches click link, click on link, clicking on link, Click on this link, but not click on links.
? = matches exactly one word character. Example: jo? matches Job and jot, but not JO, John, Jody, and joint.
~ = matches 0 or one word characters. Example: jo~ matches JO, Job, and jot, but not John, Jody, and joint.
& = matches exactly one word character or one HTML entity. Example: caf& matches café, café, and café.
Word characters include alphanumeric characters, all extended ANSI characters, as well as _.
To search with wildcard tokens, select the Wildcards option in the Search drop-down list. Choose Standard for literal searching and Regular Exp. for searching with regular expressions.
**** and Replace dialog boxes: you can use keyboard shortcuts to change option in the Search drop-down lists. Simply press CTRL+ALT+{first letter of option name}. Example: CTRL+ALT+A sets the All option and CTRL+ALT+W sets the Wildcards option.
Added new Bootstrap library, Clipbar and templates. Bootstrap, from Twitter, is a fantastic collection of CSS and HTML for rapidly developing professional-looking web sites. For more information, visit the official Bootstrap website through this link: http://www.notetab.com/redir/Bootstrap
Added new HTML-CSS and HTML-AutoReplace libraries and Clipbar, which include support for HTML5 and CSS3. They replace the following outdated files (note that these are not uninstalled by NoteTab):
HTML.clb
HTML-ar.clb
CSS1.clb
HTML-1.ctb
HTML-2.ctb
CSS1.ctb
Added two new web page templates (Web page.tpl and Web page HTML5.tpl) to replace the following outdated files (note that these are not uninstalled by NoteTab):
HTML.tpl
CSS1.tpl
Updated the regular expressions engine to the latest release, which is based on PCRE 8.31.
A confirmation dialog box is now displayed when the Close All menu command is used.
You can now use CTRL+ALT+V to paste Clipboard data in HTML format (if available).
The Search Disk.fvr Favorites file created after a Search Disk operation now removes the maximum limit of 65 files.
Added new program icon and splash screen. Note that you can still revert back to the old icon through the Options dialog box.
Program file is now code signed to reduce the risk of anti-virus false positives.
Fixed printing issue whereby last page or pages failed to print.
Fixed issue with Save Directory setting being ignored under the Use Default Directories option.
Fixed issue with Disk Files option in Quick List when Show Full Names option is turned off.
Fixed issue when pasting text with non-Windows line breaks into NoteTab Pro.
Partially fixed issue with disappearing Clip wizard labels under Windows 7 (though the problem does reappear if you hit the Alt key).
Fixed issue when comparing negative integer values in Clips.
Fixed issue in ^$GetDate(Date Mask;+/-days)$ function when using the +/-days parameter.
Fixed issue in ^$GetDateToInt[(Date;DateFilter)]$ function that failed when date filter did not exactly match date pattern. Example: ^$GetDateToInt(2012-3-27;yyyy-m-d)$
Fixed issue with ^$GetDocumentPath$ and the %NtbDocuments% token failing to use the user-defined default directories.
Fixed errors in the CRC32 algorithm used in the ^$GetCrcFile("Filename")$ and ^$GetCrcText("Text")$ Clip functions.
Fixed errors in the Clip Assistant.
Fixed issue in the Modify | Block | Cut feature that failed to work if only the last character column was selected.
Many other minor improvements and issues fixed.
Updated documentation.
Clip-code Additions
NoteTab Pro and Std: Added two new Clip functions.
^$StrWordCount("Str"[;Method])$
Method = MsWord or NoteTab
To count the number of words in a string.
^$StrWordList("Str")$
To extract a word list (with duplicates removed).
Updated Clip functions to support regular expressions and wildcards:
^$StrCount("SubStr";"Str";Options)$
^$StrPos("SubStr";"Str";Options)$
^$StrReplace("SubStr";"ReplaceStr";"Str";Options)$
Options:
C: Searches for whole words only.
I: Ignores character case.
R: Specifies that the search criteria represents a regular expression.
*: Specifies that the search criteria uses wildcards. In NoteTab Light, this option is only recognized during trial mode.
A: Use to replace all matched occurrences with ^$StrReplace. When this option is not used, only the first match is replaced.
Note that the old format for these Clip functions is still valid.
The ^!**** and ^!Replace Clip commands also support wildcard searching. Use * as an option parameter. The following example searches for words that end in tab:
^!**** *tab C*
Added Clip command to delete the current selection:
^!DeleteSelection
Added two Clip functions to calculate a hash signature of specified data using the SHA-1 algorithm. SHA-1 was designed by the United States National Security Agency.
^$GetSHA1File("Filename")$
Returns the SHA-1 signature of the specified file. The result is produced in hexadecimal format. Example: ^$GetSHA1File("^$GetAppFileName$")$
^$GetSHA1Text("Text")$
Returns the SHA-1 signature of the specified text. The result is produced in hexadecimal format. Example: ^$GetSHA1Text("^$GetText$")$
Added Clips to control which type of data is pasted in a document (plain text or HTML if available):
^!SetPasteHtml [TRUE|FALSE]
When set to True and the Clipboard has data in HTML format, pasting its contents into a document inserts HTML code instead of plain text.
^$GetPasteHtml$
Returns 1 if the Paste Html option is set and 0 if it is not.
