Software Update: UltraEdit 22.20.0.49

IDM Computer Solutions has released an update for version 22.20 of UltraEdit. This one multifunctional text editor can handle plain ascii text, but hexadecimal files and html files are no problem either. Furthermore, the program has features such as macros, vertical block selection, syntax highlighting, a built-in ftp client and spell checker in various languages. The main improvement in version 22.20 is that the program is now fully 64bit, which means that it starts up, opens files and can perform operations on 64bit systems a lot faster. Since version 22.20.0.34, the following improvements have also been made:

Issues Fixed in 22.20.0.49

• Addressed issues with custom help files
• Addressed issues with all-users install and licensing

Issues Fixed in 22.20.0.40

• Addressed issue with layout problems after docking Find window
• Addressed crash related to Project Settings
• Addressed undo buffer reset warnings when overstrike mode enabled
• Addressed column mode delete issue
• Improved handling of Perl regular expressions matching large amounts of data

Issues Fixed in 22.20.0.37

• Addressed unprompted reboot issue on upgrade install
• Addressed issues with scrolling causing a crash in FTP browser in isolated cases
• Addressed caret positioning and display issues in a variety of contexts
• Addressed dockable Find display issues
• Addressed issue with bookmarks after Perl regexp replace
• Addressed issue with UTF-8 content in templates
• Addressed issue with scripted getString() and getValue() when no files are open
• Addressed LCI issue with multi-caret
• Other minor issues addressed

Issues Fixed in 22.20.0.36

• F3 / Ctrl + F3 now work with focus in regular Find dialog
• Addressed issue with “Go to next difference” in UC Lite
• Addressed issue with fields clearing when clicking “Start” in Replace in Files
• Addressed crash issue with Find in Files with results to edit window
• Addressed crash with File Change Detection
• Addressed case conversion issues when in column mode