Save Position and Size: When you enable this option, the editor will always restore its previous position and size when you start it.
Reload Open Documents: Use this option if you want the documents that were open when you closed the editor to be reopened next time you start the editor. Files that no longer exist are ignored by this feature.
Load Favorites on Startup: Loads the documents listed in the Favorite Files list (from current list or an alternative list indicated through the command line) whenever you start the editor.
Allow Multiple Instances: Set this option if you want to allow multiple instances of the editor in memory.
Check Changes on Activate: Checks if documents have been modified by other applications when focus returns to NoteTab. Turning this option off may significantly speed up the readiness of NoteTab after activation when it has floppy disk or network files open. The downside is that you are no longer warned if files have been modified by other programs.
Full Names in Favorites: Set this option to display full file names in the Favorites menu.
Clip Event Warnings: This field offers a choice of three options that determine what happens when a Clipbook library containing event headings is opened. When "Disable Clip Events" is set, Clip events such as OnOpen, OnClose, and OnClipboard are never triggered automatically. You have to launch them manually. With the "Prompt First" option, the OnOpen and OnCloseClip events are only executed if you allow them by responding to a prompt. When "No Prompting" is set, Clip events are automatically triggered without prompting you.
Close to System Tray: Minimizes NoteTab to the System Tray when the [X] button in the title bar is clicked. This option only applies when the "Icon in System Tray" is enabled.
Display Prompts: Show warning prompts when you choose the Reload and Delete commands, and when you choose the Search Disk command when NoteTab contains unsaved changes.
Protect Unicode Files: When NoteTab opens Unicode files, it has to convert them to the ANSI character set, which handles much fewer characters. As a result, the conversion process may drop non-ANSI and cause the loss of information. When this setting is checked, Unicode files are opened in Read-Only mode, which protects the file from changes. If you know that your Unicode documents will not loose important information during the conversion process, you can uncheck this option in order to open such files in editable mode.
Blind User Mode: Autoscroll hides dialog when active and message dialog boxes make a sound when displayed. The Find dialog box will automatically close after a search operation and the Replace dialog box will close after a "Replace All" operation. When an item is selected from the Quick List, Outline, or Clipbook list, the focus remains on the list control instead of jumping back to the document. This makes it easier to use NoteTab with screen readers.
New Name Format: The name format is used when new documents are created. The code "%d" indicates where the incremental numbering is inserted in the name. In the following example, the "0.2" between the % and d tells NoteTab to format numbers smaller than 2 digits with leading zeroes: NoName%0.2d.txt
Bullet Character: Defines character used by the "Modify | Lines | Bullet Insert" function.
Number Separator: Defines characters used by the "Modify | Lines | Number Lines" function to separate the numbers from the text.