How to change the theme and default encoding format of notepad++

But the default program theme is relatively bright, which may hurt your eyes for a long time. We can adjust it to a less dazzling theme.

The default encoding of the program is the system encoding. Windows generally uses ANSI encoding. Sometimes we need to use it on other devices such as Linux, which requires our file format to be encoded as utf-8.

Change theme: (Recommended learning: notepad )

Our default theme is highlight color, It is suitable to use the default theme indoors when the light is relatively bright

It looks more dazzling. We click the settings button in the menu bar

Select language format setting and enter the language format setting window

We changed the program theme to monokai black theme, which looks softer

Of course you can also try to choose your favorite themes one by one

Here you can also adjust the font size and which font to use

The picture below shows the implementation effect of the monokai theme

Change the default text encoding:

us Click Settings in the menu bar to select Preferences

The default is in the commonly used tab, where you can change the program interface language

If No, we click to enter the new tab

The format here defaults to windows and there is no need to modify it

The main difference is that the number change, carriage return, etc. may be parsed differently in different operating systems

We choose utf-8 (no BOM) encoding to create a new text encoding here

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