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Hi @mike1950r, Like @Musashi already suggested, you have to use CTRL+TAB to perform a \t (tab) within a Edit control (like RichEdit). You can also catch tab-pressing-event by a HotKey and insert your 8 spaces into the RichEdit control, because the default is 4 spaces (1 tab) as far as I know. So if you really need these 8 spaces, adjust your default tab size or use TAB as a HotKey to insert exact 8 spaces. HotKeySet('{TAB}', '_InsertEightSpaces') Func _InsertEightSpaces() _GUICtrlRichEdit_AppendText($hRichEdit, _StringRepeat(' ', 8)) EndFunc Best regards Sven

Not sure, if there is a special style parameter for that. You could try CRTL+TAB instead of the TAB key

Will check ASAP

Think I found the reason why this happens in your case and believe it is fixed in the current Beta zip file. Also try the Goto Func change (Ctrl+J) which now checks for Variable or Other string and will try to find the first "$variable =" definition in the current file or included files. Will later update the name of Ctrl+J to Jump2Definition or something. Jos

Will have a loo when I have some time for a new challenge.

"c:\Program Files\PDF24\pdf24-Doctool.exe" -noProgress -profile ""default/good"" -join 1.pdf 2.pdf -outputFile 3.pdf