Notepad has packed up on me, don't know why but i can't print text docs etc.
Not happy at all :(
So is there another piece of software i can get to do the job?
Ta :)
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Notepad has packed up on me, don't know why but i can't print text docs etc.
Not happy at all :(
So is there another piece of software i can get to do the job?
Ta :)
firstly i would check ya printer settings, if you can open notepad and save docs i would think its printer related, in note pad click file and then page setup>printer and see that it is showing your printer. have you tried printing a test page? can you print docs with other applications? are all the cables connected ok? does it give an error screen after you try and print? wot windows u running? more info you can give the better :D
Uhh why don't you copy everything and paste it in wordpad or word?
UltraEdit is very good.
Ok ive managed to get wordpad to print after alot of messing about, still having some issues tho, like it hangs for an enternity! before printing :angry:
Another printer related issue, im now getting 'lines' thru my text, like a break up in the ink tried using the clean nozzle option and its reduced the amount of break up but i still get some.
Any advice on how to clean manually (if thats poss) to get perfect text.
Cheers Paul, i'll give UltraEdit a go don't like Wordpad/Notepad much.
sniff.... I like notepad :D
as they said, its prolly a printer-related issue...
I wouldn't change notepad that easy... besides, notepad RULES cuz it doesnt eat ur resources...
DWk
either ya cartridges are empty or covered in crap, most printers you pull open the cover on lower front to get at ya cartridge, take them out and clean them with an alchohol solution or something that will dissolve ink (i have made do with window cleaner b4! :D ) you can see if they empty or not then. have you tried updating the driver for printer? go to manufacturers web site and download the latest one, what printer have you got just out of interest? :D
I use MetaPad as a Notepad replacement.
It's very small (loads quick) but has a lot of features I miss in notepad.
(like turning urls into clickable hyperlinks)
Having a few probs logging in so would have replied sooner anyways, iQuote:
Originally posted by boyzeee@11 August 2003 - 11:37
either ya cartridges are empty or covered in crap, most printers you pull open the cover on lower front to get at ya cartridge, take them out and clean them with an alchohol solution or something that will dissolve ink (i have made do with window cleaner b4! :D ) you can see if they empty or not then. have you tried updating the driver for printer? go to manufacturers web site and download the latest one, what printer have you got just out of interest? :D
have a Epson C42ux (Lamsey's fav :D )
Thing is ive just replaced the black ink, but not with a Epson original and im thinking
maybe thats the cause.
I'll take a look at it to see if its blocked/in need of a clean etc.
I thought id got a bargain compared to the Epson price of the cartridge... or maybe
not!
EditPad Lite is very good, and it's free.
It's as simple as Notepad, yet far more powerful.
http://www.mcbriens.net/liam/img/editpadshot.gif
(link and screenshot brought to you by the Freeware God :D )
Editplus 2
http://www.cetussoft.com/images/cwpscrn.gif
Cwordpad web page
here is a really nice and simple word pad program that has spell check, etc...
it is still available for free download!
Jarte
freeware wordpad replacement
http://www.jarte.com/images/main_shot.gif
i went for lamsey's -thx lamb! B)
EditPad Lite is not very good, well for one, if you're hard-coding, where's the HTML-colouring that you receive with Dreamweaver MX? And NotePad, seeing as it's designed by Microsoft, is probably compatible with every unknown file-type known to man. :lol:
Few problems I have with that statementQuote:
Originally posted by Amarjit@6 September 2003 - 16:14
And NotePad, seeing as it's designed by Microsoft, is probably compatible with every unknown file-type known to man. :lol:
- It isn't compatible with every file type so far - Open an image file type in Notepad to see what I mean. It should (in theory) open any unencrypted text-based file type created by any program - There's a difference
- It might be compatible with every unknown file-type known to man, solely because it's designed by Microsoft? No offense to your judgement, but WTF are you smoking? :blink: