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Title: Why notepad changes its template like font for all if i change it in one file
Post by: jraju on November 09, 2019, 08:43:58 pm
Hi, it is weird.
i selected one srt file and edited the contents in notepad and saved the file.
i have changed the font size from default to custom size.
i saved it.
When i open, other text files, notepad does not show normal font size, but changed to the cusomized font for all the files.
why and what is the fix for it
Title: Re: Why notepad changes its template like font for all if i change it in one file
Post by: Boggin on November 10, 2019, 02:22:27 am
It's because you've changed the format of the media that those files open in that the same will apply to all docs viewed in that media.

I think Wordpad may be the same, although I don't have anything to try in it.

You may have to use a free word processing package like Libre Office so that each document has its own format.

https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/libreoffice/
Title: Re: Why notepad changes its template like font for all if i change it in one file
Post by: jraju on November 10, 2019, 03:48:11 am
The weird thing i noticed is , when i changed the font in msword and then copied it to the notepad, it takes notepad default font size and that is the problem. If suppoose , i edit a srt file, all the srt files changes to that font size and not ony those srt files , all the notepad files having  .txt extension becomes to show font size as the cusomized font for the one file.
I think, there may be a fix, but it eludes
Title: Re: Why notepad changes its template like font for all if i change it in one file
Post by: Boggin on November 10, 2019, 04:38:52 am
If you format the media to a different format in which they were created, then they'll display in that media's format.

Why are you using a different media to view the docs in ?

I keep a number of useful websites listed in two Wordpad docs and have the font set to New Times Roman 12cpi so whichever of those two docs I use, they will display in that format.

Wordpad will probably have corresponding fonts to most word processor programs whereas Notepad seems to be quite limited.