EmEditor Professional v4.04 + SN

EmEditor Professional 4.0 creates functionally-rich macros using JavaScript or VBScript, allowing you to define most operations. Not only can you define a macro which records keystrokes that you use and reference repeatedly, but you can also write your own macros that can manipulate other applications, Windows?based files, or network functionalities.
Version 4.04 (March 19, 2004)

Fixed a bug that a tiny EmEditor window appeared when EmEditor was launched depending on settings.

Fixed a bug that the first line of a document was printed with very little width in some cases.

EmEditor can now keep bookmarks when reloading the file.

You can now run on Windows NT 4.0 with Internet Explorer 5.5 or later with limited support.

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EmEditor Professional v4.04 For Windows 2000/XP/2003

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ubleshoot errors: try { … } catch(e) { … } When

      an  error  occurs,  such  as  a  file  opening failure, the try-catch

      statement allows the script to continue executing, instead of forcing

      it  to terminate. EmEditor macros are based on the WSH engine, so you

      can  use  various  Windows-based  objects  and Component Object Model

      (COM)  components.  For  example,  you can perform regular expression

      searches   using  the  RegExp  object,  manipulate  files  using  the

      FileSystemObject  object,  create a short-cut, manipulate the Windows

      Registry using the WshShell object, or work with networking functions

      using the WshNetwork object. Additionally, you can create and execute

      a   macro   that  utilizes  an  external  application  that  supports

      automation  using  COM  components (such as Word and Excel) to copy a

      document  created in EmEditor, then paste into, and print it from the

      external   application.   EmEditor   macros   are   modules  designed

      independently of EmEditor executable and are implemented as a Dynamic

      Link  Library  (DLL)  file.  To conserve system resources, the DLL is

      loaded  only during the macro execution. EmEditor macros are built on

      the  EmEditor Document Object Model (DOM), which can use 4 objects as

      well  as 104 properties and methods in all. This structure allows you

      to execute most operations in EmEditor with macros. Fore more details

      about  EmEditor macros, please refer to the EmEditor Macro Reference.

      The  new Macros menu. The opened file shows a macro using JavaScript.

      The  Customize  Macros  dialog  box.  You can change the order of the

      lists  under  My Macros shown in the menu, or set up preferences such

      as automatic macro registration upon the selection of the macro.


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