
File menu
New

Create a new blank document. You may specify a default language (syntax highlighter)
to use for new documents on the Language/Tabs page of the Options dialog box.
If you click New on the File menu (not the Toolbar or through a shortcut key) the New document
dialog box will be shown. This dialog shows all File Templates you
have created. By default this dialog only have a "Blank document" item which will
be used by default when you click the New button on the Standard toolbar.
Open

Browse and open an existing file. With this dialog box you can also reach the
Recent Files. And you can also add and remove a folder
to the internal favorites list. It's also possible to open files using the file view in the
Toolbox Window.
Close and Close all
Close the current or all opened documents. If a file has been altered you will be asked if you want to
save any changes you have done.
Revert to Saved
You can at any time discard all changes you have made and revert back to the original, last saved, file.
Save, Save As, Save All

Save the current or all opened documents. Save As allows you to save the file to a different name and/or folder.
Save selection
Save the currently selected text to a file.
FTP
Source Edit has a small built-in FTP client which you can use to Save or Open a
file directly to/from a FTP server. Both the FTP Open and FTP Save As commands
will bring up the FTP Accounts dialog box in which you can create or select an
already created account to use as the connection. You can also launch File Courier
from this menu. File Courier is a stand-alone FTP client.
To create a new account click the New button and type in a name for the new account.
Type in the URL or IP address of the FTP server (don't type the ftp:// part).
Now type in the User ID and Password to use and optionally check the Save Password
option, if you leave this option unchecked you will be forced to type the password
every time you use this account. However if checked the password will be saved together
with the other information and there might be security issues with that.
You can type an initial directory path to use when first connected. You can use either
a forward slash (/) or a backslash (\) as the directory separator. Source Edit will
translates the directory name separator to the appropriate character before
they are used.
The IP or Proxy port must be given (default is 21). If you're using a proxy server
to connect you must supply the name of the proxy. Also pick how you want the file
to be transfered, as ASCII or Binary file.
If you already created one or more accounts pick the one you want to use in the
Account Name drop-down list, make sure all required fields are supplied and click
OK to connect.
Either the FTP Open or FTP Save dialog will now be visible. To open a file simply
select it and click the Open button. To save select the correct directory,
type in a name for the file and click the Save button.
If you have opened a remote file and made changes to it you can use the regular
Save command to save the changes back to the FTP server. Source Edit will then
reconnect to the server and save the file. If you want to save it with another
name or to another directory use the FTP Save As command.
All files opened or saved from/to a remote server will be added to the
Most Recently Used file list and you can reopen the file simply
by clicking on it in that list.
Note that the FTP Open command will open the file directly in Source Edit so
you should only use this command on text files.
Print, Print All

Print the current document. If you use the toolbar button the default printer will always be used
but by clicking the menu item will allow you to select a printer. You can also use the Print All
command on the File menu to print all currently open documents.
Page Setup
Shows the Page Setup dialog box in which you can set margins, font, a header and a footer
to be used when printing.
Print Preview
Will bring up the print preview window.
Insert File
Inserts the contents of another file at the current caret position.
More Files
Shows the recent files dialog. It shows the 50 last documents you have edited with Source Edit.