Balandar Posted July 16, 2005 Share Posted July 16, 2005 I hate using notepad to view source with I.E... sooo.. I changed it to textpad using the following: If you are using Internet Explorer, and you choose View > Source, the program that automatically launches and shows the source code of the webpage you're viewing is Notepad. What if you want another program to view the source code of the page instead of Notepad? This simple registry edit should allow you to do that. It works on Internet Explorer 6, tested on Windows XP but should work on Win98 and beyond. (Backup your registry first just in case!) Run REGEDIT, follow the following directions to the proper key. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE |- Software |-- Microsoft |--- Internet Explorer |---- View Source Editor |----- Editor Name (Default) = C:\windows\notepad.exe If this doesnt exist (but it should) then create the Key "View Source Editor" Then create a Key within that named "Editor Name". Modify the "(Default)" value to make it point towards any program on your computer using "C:\Path\To\Your\HTML Viewer.exe" (without the brackets). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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