default editor

In the list of programs, the name of the default editor for the type of file selected is followed by "(Default). "

Opens the selected item in the default editor for that item as determined by the project template.

Your default editor (or vi, if you haven't set an alternative) will be opened with a simple form for setting quota values.

When you commit changes, Mercurial starts your default editor to enable you to add a commit message.

The next time you open this type of file in Visual Studio, the document will open in the new default editor.

You can edit each type of resource by using a default editor associated with its file name extension.

The Resource Designer opens the item in the default editor for that file type.

The designer opens the item in the default editor for that file type.

To use the wizard, under the Blog tab on the right side of the default Editor tab, select "Add" , which will start the wizard.

The crontab invokes the default editor, as specified using the VISUAL or EDITOR shell environment variables.

The result will show you your default editor, pager, and terminal type, among possibly many others.

Opens the file with the default editor associated with the file extension.

To invoke the default editor of this file type.

If you want to use a different editor than the current default editor, you can change or add an editor.

The default editor interface will then appear, as seen in the first picture.

You can open some files in a non-default editor.

During the upgrade. Administrators who wish to change the default editor for all users will have to update the alternatives system using

How to: Change or Add a Default Editor