Hi, thank you for your solution.
Don't know what the problem was, but now it's solved.

Thank you.
Have a nice day

> On a Linux system the normal Geany user configuration is in
> `~/.config/geany` and the easiest way is to delete it when geany is NOT
> running (note its a directory, not just a file, you should delete the
> directory and all its contents). When you next start Geany it will create
> a new configuration with default values.
>
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