I use HTMLPad 2004 and now 2005 as my primary development tool for writing HTA applications.
Even though the file structure is nearly the same as an HTM file, I cannot seem to get Intellisense to work.
Am I doing something wrong or is it a product limitation?
Thanks in advance!
HTMLPad, Intellisense and HTA files
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This Thread was created by Guy
I forgot to login before posting. 
HTA seems to be in the HTML list by default.
HTA's, AKA HyperText Application, are a way to use Internet Explorer (or other browsers) to simulate a "real" windows application. Many shops use them extensively for system management functions but they can be used for much, much more.
The following is a link to Microsoft's HTA Developer's Center.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/script ... /htas.mspx
HTA's, AKA HyperText Application, are a way to use Internet Explorer (or other browsers) to simulate a "real" windows application. Many shops use them extensively for system management functions but they can be used for much, much more.
The following is a link to Microsoft's HTA Developer's Center.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/script ... /htas.mspx