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I'm working on that too. It's been a hectic few days in my life, so I haven't had much time to program. I'm working on the double clicking in workspace function and a few other things I can't remember right now. Nothing too too major, but small little annoyances that are hindering my work a bit. I will also be compiling this next version in 1.1 and 2.0 framework so people have an option.

I'm working on that too. It's been a hectic few days in my life, so I haven't had much time to program. I'm working on the double clicking in workspace function and a few other things I can't remember right now. Nothing too too major, but small little annoyances that are hindering my work a bit. I will also be compiling this next version in 1.1 and 2.0 framework so people have an option.

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Good to hear (Y)

Keep up the already excellent work.

NexPad 0.2 is release. This is the changelog:

I've tested it quite a bit and it seems stable. The main bug about crashing after cancelling an exit has been fixed. -=SD=-, so you know, I am working on implementing a feature to open multiple pads at the beginning. I'm, more or less, just trying to figure out how to include it in the UI without cluttering things or slowing down startup.

Download the updated package from the first post

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Nice to hear, thanks man and keep up the work on this :)

geez sorry guys, I haven't had much time for this. Personal life is a complete mess right now and I need to fix things before I can sit down and code.

beardly: I will consider putting in a status bar with that information which can be toggled on and off so, people like me, don't need to have it open.

work will pick up on nexpad probably on sunday again. tomorrow is my bday and after the past 2 weeks of my life, I need a day to completely unwind.

Hyperlink support is going to be tough. I'm not against it, but I have to see if it's in my scope of ability.

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