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In Firefox, type about:config into the address bar and hit enter. You will be see a list of options. In the filter box type view_source. Double-click on view_source.editor.external to change its value to true. Double-click on view_source.editor.path and set it to C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe - or whatever is the location of Notepad++.
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Replied on December 13, 2017. Report abuse. In reply to Al_COREtreeservice's post on December 13, 2017. Open Start > Settings > Apps > Default apps. Scroll to the bottom. Click Choose default apps by file type. Scroll down to .html. Click the currently assigned then choose Visual Studio Code if its listed.
Runnig Windows 10 Pro on desktop and Windows 10 Home on laptop. I used to use Microsoft's Front Page HTML editor and liked it. But it is so old, I am concerned about security. Does anyone know of a good HTML editor that is wysiwyg? Free would be nice, but not a requirement.
Now try to run the gpedit.msc console. The Local Group Policy Editor interface should open (no reboot required). The GPO editor is fully functional even in the Home edition of Windows 10 or Windows 11, and contains all the necessary policy sections that are available in the Pro/Enterprise editions."
Find out where to download GPEdit.msc for Windows 10 Home and get suggestions from the community.
I am trying to make Notepad++ default html editor. When I right click on a local html file (I mean, a file in my documents, not on the web), there is no option "Edit" at all, only Open. I tried running Notepad++ as administrator, Setting>Preferences>File association, and registered html extension, but it did not achieve anything- still only ...
Is there a simple and safe way to install "Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) on my Win 10 Home Edition PC version 1909? I viewed an ItechTips article that had three methods, including a zip file installer (didn't work) another method with a powershell script, which was discouraged by a warning that it could be damaging to my system and another ...
To access the Signatures tab: Open Windows Mail by clicking the Start button, clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Mail. To create a signature: Under Signatures, click New. In the Text box, type your signature. Click File, click Browse, click the text or HTML file that contains your signature, and then click Open. Click OK.
From the File menu, select Save As…. Type your File name and select HTML as the file type. Close the open window. How link the HTML. From the Tools menu, select Options. Click the Signatures tab. In the Signatures section, click the New button. In the Edit Signature section, select the radio button for File.