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Notepad++ browse to all opened notes

Notepad++ comes in handy when taking quick notes, reading readme files, or just simply browsing all notepad or text files on the system.
However, if multiple tabs or notes are open it can be overwhelming to go back to the previous tab or notes.

In Notepad++ version 8.7.1, there's a drop down arrow button on top right of the Notepad++ Window which will display all the notes that are currently opened.
And simply click the notes to make it active as the current window.

Image below shows the drop down button on the top right of Notepad++ window.

Having a descriptive name of notes when saved will be helpful using the above method. Since by clicking the title or the name of the notes it will be shown as the current window.

There's another method also that can be used to browse or select notes. Notepad++ provides also a left and right button to move the current window.

The left and right button to navigate between notes is also on the top right window of Notepad++ and is just below the drop down arrow button.
Image below shows the left and right navigation button in Notepad++.

That's it just another tip on how to use Notepad++.







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