+ Document Settings Block (DSB) for keeping per-document settings in each document. This new feature adds the ability to specify certain settings, such as word-wrap mode and tab width, inside a block of text in the document. [Screenshot] [...]

+ "Edit > Extra > Apply Settings in Document" option for immediately applying settings specified in DSB, without having to close and reopen the document. Ctrl+K,Ctrl+P provides faster access to this option. [...]

+ DSB (Document Settings Block) option for setting word-wrap mode. After inserting DSB, add or edit <wordwrap enabled="1" /> line to set the default word-wrap mode for the document. [...]

+ DSB option for setting colorizer mode: <colorizer type="html" />. This makes it easier to override the default colorizer type when opening documents.

+ DSB option for setting commonly used tab settings: <tabs width="4" soft="1" />

+ Automatically updated field for displaying last modified date/time in HTML-like documents. [Screenshot] [...]

+ Improved support for running on 64-bit version of Windows Vista in WOW mode. 32-bit versions of Vista were already supported prior to this update.

+ Improved support for using HTML-Kit Tools as the program for opening files and viewing source code in applications such as Windows Explorer and browsers.

+ Changed the default background color of editor windows from bright white to slightly dim white to make it easier on the eyes. [...]

+ Moved code folding indicators to the line number area from the editor area, to make it easier to separate editor content from folding lines. Collapsed/hidden folding sections are marked using a new color. Also changed the default color of code folding marks to give it less focus.

+ Line number area is able to display multiple indicators for each line. [...]

+ Duplicate Document View windows use a slightly different color to make it easier to distinguish them from regular edit windows.

+ When a docked window that's already open is reopened/refocused, the tab of the docked window is selected and focused. [...]

+ Project windows, TagTree windows and other similar windows make it possible to select items in them using the keyboard soon after opening the window, without having to use the mouse to focus the window.