Programmer's Notepad - Customized Dark Theme

Dark Custom.xml

<UserSettings>
    <override-colours caret="e6e6fa" indentGuides="282828" />
    <override-classes>
        <style-class name="default" font="Monaco" back="272828" fore="fafafa" />
        <style-class back="222222" fore="666666" name="linenumbers"></style-class>
        <style-class name="comment" fore="d500d5"/>
        <style-class name="keyword" fore="f47a00" bold="true"/>
        <style-class name="string" fore="5fff61" />
        <style-class name="number" fore="fafafa" />
        <style-class name="identifier" fore="fddf39" />
        <style-class name="operator" fore="ffffff" />
        <style-class name="preprocessor" fore="7f7f00" />
        <style-class name="error" fore="ffff00" back="ff0000" />
        <style-class name="commentdoc" fore="3f703f"/>
    </override-classes>
</UserSettings>

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- Programmer's Notepad (http://www.pnotepad.org/) is a very light weight text editor for Windows
- It has syntax highlighting for a number of languages, and can be a very good replacement for Notepad
- The editor has a dark theme that I like. I thought the background colour could use a lighter shade of dark
- Settings below tweak a few items in the theme to my liking.
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- Themes are stored in the folder, C:\Program Files (x86)\Programmer's Notepad\presets
- Copy this file to the above folder so you can choose Dark Custom as theme
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Suggestions for customising a theme.

 1) Tools > Options
 2) Fonts and Colors > Styles
 3) Under "Presets", choose Dark and click Load
 4) Click OK to apply the Dark theme.
 5) Customise "Fonts and Colors" especially Text Color and Background
 6) Customise "Styles" especially Line Numbers
 7) Go to "Fonts and Colors > Styles" and click Save to a file name of choice
 8) Copy the file to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Programmer's Notepad\presets"

// This is now your theme, any time you want to apply it, repeat steps 1 to 3

// To specify a line height
// Tools > Options > General > Editing > Vertical > [3]
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