The frequency of Notepad under XP is still relatively high, but it lacks the number of lines to display, and writing scripts or something is not highlighted, so that sometimes the English spelling is not a good idea (especially in English poor people like me). Vista Notepad is much easier to use, but Vista is too high, so today is a more powerful Notepad2 to replace the Notepad under XP.
Nonsense do not say, first download Notepad2 version of the Save in D disk, extract Notepad2.exe to D disk, renamed to Notepad.exe and then copied to the "C:\windows\system32\dllcache\", "C: \windows\ "and" C:\Windows\System32 "Three folders (note: To remove the hook in front of the tool-folder-view-Hide the protected folder, and display all files and folders, otherwise it will not be found), the system will jump out the following prompts:
Click Cancel, and then jump out of the diagram two prompts:
Choose "Yes" to see if it's different.
In fact, the decompression came to D disk directly after the new Notepad copy into the following code
@echo off
Rename D:\notepad2.exe notepad.exe
The above sentence is to change the name, if the name is not the same, please do not
Copy D:\notepad.exe%systemroot%\system32\dllcache\/y
Copy files to a folder under the system disk
Copy D:\notepad.exe%systemroot%\/y
Copy D:\notepad.exe%systemroot%\system32\/y
and save as "replace." Bat "(in fact, as long as in the file name of Notepad, directly enter the quoted" Replace. bat ", you can not replace the following save type, directly save the batch processing files, other types of files are the same), and then double-click to run, jump out of the above two-figure prompts after the above You can also change it (note that you cannot run any Notepad program when running a batch file).