Fast Tip Friday – Combine Multiple Text Files Using TextPad
This fast tip demonstrates how to easily combine multiple text files using a feature in the TextPad editor.
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So I’ve been using Notepad++ mostly – I wasn’t even aware this feature was available in TextPad – thank you!
Hey Erica – Good to hear from you! The saying is so true that you don’t know what you don’t know. I actually looked to see if UltraEdit or Notepad++ had this ability and I couldn’t find it. I found a similar feature, but it was much more complicated.
GREAT TIP! I love TextPad…