FAQ

QuickEdit TextEditor Pro has the same features as free version. The only difference is that pro version does not contain ads. Thanks for purchasing pro version to support our development!

QuickEdit Pro is a standard paid application in Google Play. Purchase record to QuickEdit Pro is bound to your Google account. That means if you have multiple devices using the same Google account, you just need to buy once and have ad-free versions on all devices.

No. You can safely uninstall free version and only keep the pro version. They are two independent apps.

Please launch QuickEdit pro after you purchased, and uninstall free version. They are two independent apps, free version always contains ads and pro version does not.

Please turn off file type filter to try again. Maybe your desired file is not treated as text file.

Please be noticed that on Android 4.4(Kitkat), the external SD card is read-only to third party applications. If you cannot save the modification to external SD card, please save it to internal storage instead.

After Android 5.0(Lollipop), you need to grant QuickEdit write permission to external SD card to make it writable.

The most common reason when you can open but not write the files, is the permission problem. QuickEdit does not have enough permission to save your modification back.

Please use QuickEdit built-in file explorer to open the file and try again.

Many 3rd party apps such as file management apps don't give enough permission to write to files, they only give view permission instead of write permissions.

For instance, when opening your text files, if you choose "open with QuickEdit", it is mainly with only read permission. If you choose "edit with QuickEdit", it is mainly with write permission.

The most common reason is that, the encoding QuickEdit detected is wrong, you can manually change the encoding based on your language to have a try.

For instance, manually change encoding to ISO-8859-7 for Greek to have a try.

You can define the initial path for FTP server in the server field of FTP creation dialog, such as "192.168.4.47/data", it will directly go to the data folder of your FTP server.

This depends on many facts, such as your device memory size, Android version, etc.

QuickEdit does not support pagination, it will load the whole file content to memory. So it cannot support very huge files. The app will crash if the file exceeds the limit.

Normally, if you open plain text file without syntax highlighting, it can fluently edit at least 5MB pure text file, or more than 50,000 lines; if you open programming file that supports syntax highlighting, it can support at least 10,000 lines of code.

Normal text files are not that huge, make sure you did not open media/video files by mistake.

Currently, QuickEdit doesn't support these two features.

You can try our another app Code Editor which has these two features.

Please email your problem to: support@rhmsoft.com.

Please include the steps how to reproduce the problem, together with your phone type and android version in the email. Thanks.