Q: When I try to run SuperEdit, I get A memory Access
violation. What is wrong?
A: This is a problem with Windows NT and Sun's JDK. Currently,
the only solution is
to use a different JVM or OS
Q: Some buttons on the main SuperEdit window are cut
off. Why?
A: SuperEdit was written with hi-resolution monitors in
mind. It will not run properly
on any resolution under 800x600 -- A resolution of 1024x768 is
Good and 1280x1024 is the Best (Recomended);
Q: How do I add a macro Button to the Toolbar?
A:
1. Open Tools/Options
2. Click on Buttons Tab
3. Click on the Toolbar Tab within the Buttons Tab
4. Click new to create a new folder
5. Click on a folder
6. Click on the custom tab
7. Select a name, tip, icon, and code. Then select add.
Q. I created some macro buttons. Now, how do I edit
them
A. Open Tools.Options, Select Buttons/Toolbar Select the
button in the item list. Then right click on that item in the
list.
Q. How do I scan the structure of a file.
A. Currently, structure scanning only supports Java Source
files (C++ and HTML support will be added soon). Open up a java
Source File. Now just click on the Structure button in the in
the Editor window.
Q. Syntax highlighting works fine dynamically as I type,
but when I open up a file, it looks plain black and white. What
is wrong?
A. There is nothing wrong. The Auto-Scan on Open fature
in the Options Menu is currently disabled. To highlight old files,
first open it, then click on the fontify button in the editor
window.
Q. SuperEdit takes Too long to load/ JVM says not enough
memory.
A. By default, many Java Virtual Machines only start with
1 MB of memory. Try doing this
java -ms8m -mx32m SuperEdit.SuperEdit
This says to start the JVM with 8 MB of memory and use at most
32 MB