Yeah that is because the print function was the last thing I was working on. Other than that it is not platform specific which is what I was really going for while writing it. So for me to say it is for Windows only just because I was messing around with a Win32 print module in a beta release of it would do the program a great injustice.

Like you have found if you simply comment this out or even remove it all together there are no platform dependencies, other than that I hope you liked it.

Oh and I better mention this before some else does and thinks it is a bug or a lack of coding, all language keywords do not get colored. I only added those that I use quiet often and probably even left some of those out. It would be very easy to simply add the keywords you wanted to color to their coresponding desired color.

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