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I've managed to work around the problem I had yesterday when my antivirus program prevented me from uploading files to CodeSnip's releases page on GitHub. So, the executable files are now available to download from the Assets section. And how don't need to toddle over to SourceForge to get them! Here's the revised release page . I've updated yesterday's blog post too.

Here's the first CodeSnip update of 2022! First, there's an option to delete your user database if you really want to. Why would you do this? Well there's one possible reason and that's explained in this FAQ . The second main change is that now the size of font in the detail pane can be customised from the Display section of the Preferences dialogue box. This setting applies to all text in the pane with the exception of the source code. The size of the source code can be changed from the Syntax Highlighter section of the same dialogue box. While we're taking about the user database, I also fixed a bug that let you try to backup or move a non-existent user database, which wasn't pretty. There are a few other minor tweaks that you can read about in the  change log . As usual you can download the program from GitHub or from SourceForge: Download Standard Edition   Download Portable Edition Source is available to download from both SourceForge or GitHub . Alternat