Thanks,
tony

If it is still filename.kix.txt then just save it as .TXT, goto DOS or explorer and rename the file to .KIX and re-open it in notepad.

Instead of Notepad, I use TextPad by Helios Software. Have a look here. There are plenty of other programs like it. TextPad colours the KiX commands and functions making it easier to read.

Instead of

break on
$a="123x"
$b=val($a)
$a ?
$b ?
if $a=$b
"equal"
else
"not equal"
endif
?

It looks more like

code:

---

break on

$a="123x"
$b=val($a)

$a ?
$b ?

if $a=$b
	"equal"
else
	"not equal"
endif

?

---

cj

p.s. I am not affiliated with Helios Software yada yada yada...

Like cj, and I suspect probably most people here, I hate notepad. There are so many relacements available, many of which are free, that there's no reason to continue to suffer the worst "editor" ever to come out of Microsoft. The best option is to use an editor which supports colour syntax highlighting and create a config to suit Kixtart scripts, if it doesn't already have one.

cj