I do love the Smart Indent feature. One oddity is that if the previous line starts with a TAB and I press enter at the end of that line and then TAB at the start of the next (with Tabs as spaces on) it will still insert a TAB character. I think the Smart Indent overrides it.
I happy to live with ...

Zeus 3.97f on Windows 7

The C/C+ document type has the "Tabs as spaces" option checked. I assume that this option means that the tab character should never be inserted when pressing tab, but rather a number of spaces will be inserted.
I am seeing tab characters inserted when this option is checked ...

Thanks again Jussi!!

Its really a pretty insignificant problem. I just make sure I drop off the tab bar before moving to the tab/file I am checking the filename of.

Two problems:

1) If I mouse over one of the filenames in the document tabs, it nicely provides the full pathname of the file in a tool tip. If I then move horizontally to the next tab, the tool tip for the first file remains and the second appears behind it. The first tool tip remains as I move to ...

Zeus 3.97f Windows 7
'.c' file

When a line code also contains the start of a block comment, folding that line will result in the formating/color of the code to change to that of the block comment:

Example:
void main()
{
printf ("Hello World!"); /* Some informative block
comment */

return ...

Thanks Jussi, your response time is fantastic.

Zeus 3.97e Windows 7

Intellisense does not seem to be working for typedef struct names. This seems to be the same type of issue as discussed here: http://www.zeusedit.com/zforum/viewtopic.php?t=29

Here is a sample:
typedef struct _mystruct
{
int member;
}MyStruct;


void main ( void ...

I have a workspace with multiple files. For example:

- MyProject files - Header Files
- Resource Files
- Source Files main.c
helper.c If I open helper.c as the current document and then right click on main.c in the workspace window and select Compile , it will compile helper.c instead of main.c ...

As command.exe is no more, here is yet another two step method that will work with Gnu Make and cmd.exe

As with bfmitch's method, create two files (my names are different :D ):

gnumake.cmd
@echo off
start /min /w gnumake2.cmd %1 %2
type gnumake.out
del gnumake.out


gnumake2.cmd
@echo off ...