Changes in Qedit for Windows 4.8.04

New Features and Enhancements

Commands related to the caret stack have been reworded to better describe the feature. Push caret and other variations have been renamed to Save position. Pop caret and other variations have been renamed to Go to previous saved position. Exchange caret has been renamed to Exchange position. Note that command mnemonics e.g. ALT+M+P have changed at the same time.
The 4200-line limit for copying to the local clipboard has been removed. You can copy as many lines as the PC resources allow.
If you call up the Find dialog box while there is an active selection, the selection becomes the search string unless the previous search used a pattern or a regular expression.

Qedit correctly sets the cursor position if you are moving up and down the file using the arrow keys while the Caret allowed in undefined areas option enabled.
The Replace function now works correctly when the selected text does not span multiple lines. Qedit replaces string occurrences within the selection only.
Qedit correctly saves the last cursor position when files are closed while exiting Qedit.
Scrolling through a split-view document with a mouse using the Intellipoint software now works correctly.
Qedit does not abort anymore after selecting the last line of the file and trying to replace it with the clipboard contents.
Qedit does not go into a loop if the entered text reaches the right margin. It does not allow the cursor past the right border and "beeps".
If there has been a problem opening a local file, Qedit does not abort on exit with a linecount out of sync error anymore.
CTRL+left-arrow to bring the cursor to the previous word on the line is working again.
Defining a rectangular selection with the mouse is working correctly now.
Cobol tags are updated on modified lines even if the Display tag option is disabled on the COBX tab of the Properties dialog box.

If you would like to know what is coming in future versions of Qedit for Windows, take a look at the Qedit for Windows Scripting Language.