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#Notepad++ install without admin how to#
We will instruct how to silent install notepad++. The first is text editing and the second is a source code editor.
#Notepad++ install without admin software#
Notepad++ as free software has two main features. First, you need to create New Folder, right-click on the empty area on the Desktop, choose New > Folder and name the folder as Admin Rights. Notepad++ silent install is the new article from a series of silent installations. My goal, as I stated above is to provide a reasonable best practices default to all users, but any other customizations the users do, should go into their %AppData%\Notepad++\, and NOT overwrite the local. The solution is quite simple and straightforward, follow the below-mentioned steps. My second question is: say certain users have write-access to the install location, if they change the configuration to their liking, will that apply to the "local" config?.My first question is: If a user without admin privs, opens notepad++, I assume they will get the "local" configuration, but if they try to modify it further to their needs, will they get a Permission error (because they cannot write to the admin created local config) OR, will this further customization go into their private %AppData%\Notepad++\?.I have then installed several plugins and configured our groups Notepad++ best practices. Say I have installed Notepad++ on a shared server as an administrator and created a "local" configuration by having that (empty) doLocalConf.xml.
all installed locally (and typically tested on port 8080), without needing much. In the Notepad++ documentation here, it says that a "local" configuration takes precedence over the user configuration (in %AppData%\Notepad++\). No admin access means developers cant do their job of debugging code.
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