The ultimate way to right-click notepad ++

I have used so many text editors, editplus, ultraedit, notepad, VIM for windows...

I still feel the most comfortable using notepad ++.

Today, I want to add notepad ++ to the right-click menu, and I cannot find it in the settings. Therefore, the first solution was found through a search on the Internet:

Save the following code as the *. reg registry file and double-click it.

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ * \ Shell \ Open with NotePad ++]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ * \ Shell \ Open with NotePad ++ \ command]
@ = "E: \\ Software list \\ npp.6.1.5.bin \\ unicode \\ notepad ++. Exe \"% L \ ""

Double-click the saved *. reg file. The result is as follows:

The prompt "XX. Reg cannot be imported: the specified file is not a registration script. You can only import binary registration files in the Registry Editor ."

So there was a search, and enthusiastic netizens gave the answer:

At the beginning, add Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 and Windows Registry Editor Version 5.

The Code becomes like this:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ * \ Shell \ Open with NotePad ++]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ * \ Shell \ Open with NotePad ++ \ command]
@ = "E: \\ Software list \\ npp.6.1.5.bin \\ unicode \\ notepad ++. Exe \"% L \ "" 

In this example, the path of notepad1_cmd.exe must be escaped by a backslash. % L should be enclosed in double quotation marks.

Save it to. Reg format and then double-click it to retry or report an error.

The third search finally found a helpful clue: it may be that the file encoding is incorrect.

ANSI (the format used by the Registry file, unformatted) Unicode (General font Character Set Standard) Unicode big endian (UNICODE be) UFT-8 (commonly used webpage encoding) Finally. reg is saved as ANSI encoded and double-click!

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