Find/Replace history list
Find/Replace history list
Is there any way to delete the Find/Replace history list?
Hi,
There is no direct way. There are workarounds:
A. The “nuclear” option. Go to “Tools | Options…”, display the “General” tab, and set the “Number of items in the histories” option to zero. Atlantis won’t keep any Find/Replace history, but it won’t keep any other history either.
B. Launch Atlantis with the following command-line:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Atlantis\Atlantis.exe" /dss /lsi "C:\Users\<User Name>\Documents\Atlantis\Atlantis.ini”
This “Atlantis.ini” file should be saved when there is no Find/Replace history list available. Or it should include none of the following entries:
Find_A=
Find_B=
Find_C=
Find_D=
Etc. (i.e. any other “Find_X” entries)
This “Atlantis.ini” file should also include the following entries:
StringsToFindW=0
StringsToReplaceW=0
In this way, any Find/Replace history list that Atlantis might create during the current session won’t be saved when you close Atlantis. And Atlantis will launch with no Find/Replace history list.
Note that you’ll have to save any option changes to this same “Atlantis.ini” file if you want Atlantis to launch with the changed options in the future. Otherwise, Atlantis will launch with the options included in the previously-saved “Atlantis.ini”.
C. If you feel comfortable deleting registry entries, open the Windows registry and go to “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Atlantis Word Processor\Internal\FindReplace”. Delete the following entries, if any:
Find_A
Find_B
Find_C
Find_D
Etc. (i.e. any other “Find_X” entries)
StringsToFindW
StringsToReplaceW
HTH.
Cheers,
Robert
There is no direct way. There are workarounds:
A. The “nuclear” option. Go to “Tools | Options…”, display the “General” tab, and set the “Number of items in the histories” option to zero. Atlantis won’t keep any Find/Replace history, but it won’t keep any other history either.
B. Launch Atlantis with the following command-line:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Atlantis\Atlantis.exe" /dss /lsi "C:\Users\<User Name>\Documents\Atlantis\Atlantis.ini”
This “Atlantis.ini” file should be saved when there is no Find/Replace history list available. Or it should include none of the following entries:
Find_A=
Find_B=
Find_C=
Find_D=
Etc. (i.e. any other “Find_X” entries)
This “Atlantis.ini” file should also include the following entries:
StringsToFindW=0
StringsToReplaceW=0
In this way, any Find/Replace history list that Atlantis might create during the current session won’t be saved when you close Atlantis. And Atlantis will launch with no Find/Replace history list.
Note that you’ll have to save any option changes to this same “Atlantis.ini” file if you want Atlantis to launch with the changed options in the future. Otherwise, Atlantis will launch with the options included in the previously-saved “Atlantis.ini”.
C. If you feel comfortable deleting registry entries, open the Windows registry and go to “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Atlantis Word Processor\Internal\FindReplace”. Delete the following entries, if any:
Find_A
Find_B
Find_C
Find_D
Etc. (i.e. any other “Find_X” entries)
StringsToFindW
StringsToReplaceW
HTH.
Cheers,
Robert