Create a little bit of the URL manager

Usually, if we record a batch of network addresses in the Notepad TXT file, to pick a certain URL to access the Internet, you must copy the URL into the address bar of the web browser and execute the connection command to access the Internet. Copying to Word does not work either. If we can click on a URL directly in the TXT editing environment to connect to the Internet, it will save a lot of trouble. In fact, this implementation is also very simple, we use EmEditor software to manage our TXT file, and make the necessary settings for EmEditor to achieve this idea. The following system home Xiaobian tells you a way: double-click a TXT file with a URL, the network address inside can be linked to the Internet with one click, no longer need to copy to the browser to open. Because our TXT is associated with the Notepad program by default, we first need to install the EmEditor software and establish an association with the TXT file. If you choose to install automatically, this association is automatically established and does not require human intervention. But if you are using the green version of EmEditor, you need to manually establish the association by clicking the EmEditor window command <;Tools → Current Configuration Properties> (or pressing the shortcut key Ctrl+Enter) and clicking &ldquo in the Properties window. ; associate & rdquo; tab, then select the “ enable association & rdquo; checkbox, then click the “ add & rdquo; button, and enter the TXT in the associated extension text box that appears and select the check box in front of it to determine Just (Figure 1). Next, we select the “link” tab, under which you select the checkbox in front of the URL”, if you want to click on the email address in the text editor to send an email, select “click Send mail when mail address & rdquo; option. Please note that some URLs may contain Chinese characters or single-byte Japanese symbols or tags. If you want these URLs to work, you need to select both "identify double-byte characters in URLs> and “identification URLs Internal single-byte Japanese characters and tags” options. Determined after selection (Figure 2). After the above settings, and then open a text with a URL to see, all network links or mail links have become a way to directly click on the Internet to send mail (Figure 3). Tip: Use the above method to manage the URL in the TXT text. Sometimes, if you accidentally click on a text string with a link, you will open the browser to the Internet. Maybe this is something you don't need, this will bring you some unnecessary trouble. At this time, you can select the "Text Property" setting window's "Links" tab, select "Only when the mouse is double-clicked, enable the ” checkbox and confirm (Figure 4), so that only double-click the URL In order to link to the Internet, the trouble is lifted. This article comes from [System Home] www.xp85.com