25/12/2019
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If you often use Notepad on Windows and still could not get used to a Mac, there's a simple way to turn TextEdit, a text editor OS X in a more familiar Notepad, who works with the format «.Txt».
The advantage of simple text «.txt» files is that they are devoid of formatting and can comfortably build blocks of code.
In order to "transform» TextEdit need in Notepad:
Now when you open a new file, you will see a standard text document with a simplified formatting.
This also means that all of the inserted text will remove all formatting.
UPD To set up the TextEdit, that it opens immediately, without offering a choice of the iCloud file, enter a command in Terminal:
defaults write -g NSShowAppCentricOpenPanelInsteadOfUntitledFile -bool false
To roll back the setting back:
defaults delete -g NSShowAppCentricOpenPanelInsteadOfUntitledFile
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