Thanks Doug,

I sorted it out copying the contents of my file in a new file and
saving that file with the same name and the same location of the other
file.

Cheers, Manuel

 2007/2/28, Doug McNutt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>  At 18:17 -0500 2/27/07, Manuel Souto Pico wrote:
> >However I only get the indended behaviour (tabs are tabs) in new files. Tabs 
in files created before I unchecked the option you mentioned keep producing 4 spaces. 
Any clues?
>
> BBEdit stores your file-specific preferences in local storage in your home 
directory though it can be changed with one of those secret settings so that 
resource forks are used.
>
> The idea is that different users may want to employ their own preferences for 
the same file in a multi-programmer environment.
>
> It all works on the file name. If you copy the file with a cp command to a 
new name the preferences will be forgotten and your new defaults applied. It might 
also work if you just change the name slightly behind BBEdit's back using Finder 
or a shell.
>
> Remember that those old files really do have the spaces in them. You might be faced 
with an "entab" kind of operation and that is likely to create sequential tabs 
that you don't want.
>
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