![]() ![]() It is rather odd that selections like that extend to the left, not the right, but no problem. If deleting it, it’s simple to just hit delete again to remove a space, or one can Shift-Left to grab the leading space to drag it somewhere else. ![]() One thing I particularly like (seems minor, but isn’t) is when selecting a word it isolates the word rather than including the trailing space, which always seems a bit mad to me and most other editors do. The codebox with automatic syntax highlighting for many languages is useful. I didn’t use it much for a while, and suddenly realised how much more had been developed on it. ![]() ![]() If a user opens it in 7-Zip, the password must still be entered before the file can be opened.I appreciate CherryTree very much. – CTX files are typically opened by Cherrytree, but they may also be opened by 7-Zip in Windows. CTD and CTZ files are useful for saving documents that are smaller in size than CTB and CTX files. Password-protected “CTD” files are saved as “.CTZ” files. Cherrytree users may also save documents in XML format as “.CTD” files. – Users often save Cherrytree documents as “.CTB” files but if they protect them with a password, the documents are saved as “CTX” files. I found this information somewhere, which might be useful for other users of Cherrytree: Rather than doing backup on a daily basis, hope to get some kind of “automatic sync” option for the backups, to be added to the Cherrytree, sometime in the future. That’s interesting to know.įrom this point onwards, I have started taking backups regularly. And also, the more “~” in the backups, the older they will be. However, through your comment, I came to know about the “automatic backups” that I was not aware of. Thanks, Martin for the reply, as I was not hoping for any responses in this forum, due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflicts as pointed out by gospel. As I was afraid that I might lose all my important docs, I forgot to check the comments section here, after I had posted. Yes, I was able to resolve the issue by renaming the files before I saw your (Martin) reply. ![]()
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