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Select the XML file that you just saved.If necessary, navigate to the folder in which you stored your XML file.On the pop-up form, just click on the Import button near the top.Select Language / Define your language from the drop-down menus.Save the XML file anywhere on your computer perhaps in your downloads folder.The XML file you intend to use does not affect the instructions. Note that the instruction below are different for older and newer versions of Notepad++. The location where you ultimately save your XML file will depend on the version of Notepad++ you are running. In both cases, you will need to extract an XML file from the zip archive. For TNGv12 and later, download Mod-ManagerV12.zip TNG version:.For TNGv11 and before, download Mod-Manager.zip.(In truth, both language files can be used with any version of TNG, but the TNGv8-v11 language file cannot highlight the Mod Manager keywords that were introduced in TNGv10.1 and TNGv12.) The two language files have different color schemes, and one of the language files is for TNGv8-v11, while the other is for TNGv12 and above. TNG programmers have created two Notepad++ language files to control syntax highlighting for TNG Mod Manager. To alleviate the confusion over the meaning of "language" in TNG, this article will generally refer to "language files" (meaning a stored set syntax-highlighting rules) and "computer languages". Confusingly, Notepad++ "languages" do not have a 1:1 correspondence with "computer languages", because different rulesets, perhaps with different color schemes, can be applied, at different times, to any particular one computer language. Notepad++ calls a set of syntax-highlighting rules a "language", and files that hold syntax-highlighting rules are "language files".

It also supports user-defined syntax-highlighting rules. Notepad++, a powerful Windows-only text editor, has built-in syntax-highlighting rules for upwards of 50 computer languages. It is distinctly useful for detecting and preventing syntax errors. Syntax-highlighting is a text editor feature in which different text colors are used to identify various syntactic element of a file (typically a computer language).