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notepad and Visual C++ M4rkM4-Jul-07 2:06 M4rkM 4-Jul-07 2:06  when i want to quickly load a small-sized text file, i go for notepad. but when i want to thoroughly inspect a large text file, i often use Visual C++ IDE, besides text file, i can also open binary and resource files with it. How about SeoNote? Igvardson21-Jun-07 15:13 Igvardson 21-Jun-07 15:13  I am use the SeoNote and very pleased with this application! It's free and very functional! What are you think about it? OH My God~Context & PNotepad is Missing dvdv35iVE19-Jun-07 16:09 dvdv35iVE 19-Jun-07 16:09  PNotepad is Short name for Programmer's Notepad Feel free to vista my website http://www.aspvista.net AptEdit is my favorite davidcheng19-Jun-07 14:47 davidcheng 19-Jun-07 14:47  AptEdit is easy and powderful, supports text and HEX files editing, files comparision and merging, binary template. I like it. brief anyone??? nassimi19-Jun-07 10:41 nassimi 19-Jun-07 10:41  Does anyone remember brief? I still use Borland's emulation of brief sometimes... Nassimi EmEdit nsimeonov18-Jun-07 11:10 nsimeonov 18-Jun-07 11:10  What about my favorite EmEdit http://www.emeditor.com/[^] Not so long ago it was one of the very few that actually worked on Windows x64... HtmlKit is missing Vasudevan Deepak Kumar16-Jun-07 2:06 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 16-Jun-07 2:06  The versatile editor for Web Development (HtmlKit from http://www.chami.com/[^]) is missing too. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips Editor on the web Vasudevan Deepak Kumar15-Jun-07 3:54 Vasudevan Deepak Kumar 15-Jun-07 3:54  While on the move and from Internet kiosks, I use Inbox.com Compose New Message as a good editor, with 'Save As Drafts' feature. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips xint urbane.tiger14-Jun-07 19:21 urbane.tiger 14-Jun-07 19:21  nuff said TextPad missing nausea00114-Jun-07 1:55 nausea001 14-Jun-07 1:55  Seeing as more than 50 people have voted for it so far... Re: TextPad missing Jamsey18-Jun-07 22:21 Jamsey 18-Jun-07 22:21  Yup, best there is. Jamsey VEDIT Corporal Agarn13-Jun-07 11:03 Corporal Agarn 13-Jun-07 11:03  I have been using this for many years and with its column edit, programming, and unlimited file size I will not change soon. djj EditPlus & EmEditor are the best editors. Alexander Shevchenko13-Jun-07 6:59 Alexander Shevchenko 13-Jun-07 6:59  EditPlus & EmEditor are the best editors. Re: EditPlus & EmEditor is best editors. kornman0013-Jun-07 10:45 kornman00 13-Jun-07 10:45  IDK about EmEditor, but EditPlus is my favorite. I've been using it since 2003; can't live, errr develop without it! And its "are the best editors" :-3 Re: EditPlus & EmEditor is best editors. Alexander Shevchenko13-Jun-07 18:38 Alexander Shevchenko 13-Jun-07 18:38  Thanks. English not my native language... UltraEdit Mike Ellison12-Jun-07 10:12 Mike Ellison 12-Jun-07 10:12  That one's easy. flatassembler fasmw Ali Demirkaya12-Jun-07 10:06 Ali Demirkaya 12-Jun-07 10:06  mdi,vertical selection,embedded assembler. i don't use assembler , but fasmw http://flatassembler.net/[^] Wordpad Michael Dunn12-Jun-07 6:40 Michael Dunn 12-Jun-07 6:40  ... because it can handle files with Unix line endings, and Notepad can't. --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP LINKS~! Ericahist | PimpFish | CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ Dunder-Mifflin, this is Pam. EDT PIEBALDconsult12-Jun-07 6:37 PIEBALDconsult 12-Jun-07 6:37  I sure miss EDT, I 've got to get my AlphaServer running. Good Linux editor? Michal Blazejczyk12-Jun-07 5:20 Michal Blazejczyk 12-Jun-07 5:20  Hello I was wandering if someone can point me to a really good text editor under Linux - with a feature set comparable to, say, UltraEdit. Best, Michal Blazejczyk Re: Good Linux editor? Almighty Bob12-Jun-07 6:17 Almighty Bob 12-Jun-07 6:17  nano / pico :P you may want to look at eclipse. my super duper cool website Re: Good Linux editor? Jim Crafton15-Jun-07 5:23 Jim Crafton 15-Jun-07 5:23  MadHatter ¢ wrote: you may want to look at eclipse. Agreed, but whether or not you'd want to actually use it is a completely different question For example, just the other day I was looking at it. I started it up, waited for half an hour, and then sat and looked at it for a bit, admiring it's shiny GUI. Then, with a little sigh of relief, I shut it down. ¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire! Real Mentats use only 100% pure, unfooled around with Sapho Juice(tm)! SELECT * FROM User WHERE Clue > 0 0 rows returned Save an Orange - Use the VCF! VCF Blog Re: Good Linux editor? Almighty Bob15-Jun-07 6:08 Almighty Bob 15-Jun-07 6:08  lol, so what are you saying??? that the eclipse UI isn't efficient??? you just need more hardware I'm with you though, I've done the same thing (but actually tried to use it), and it ended in the same result. not because my computer couldn't handle it, but because I couldn't figure out what to do with it. its a cool ide, just wish i could figure out how to use it. my super duper cool website Re: Good Linux editor? Nougat H.12-Jun-07 11:56 Nougat H. 12-Jun-07 11:56  KWrite/Kate ____________________________ I didn't know what to put in here. Re: Good Linux editor? Michal Blazejczyk13-Jun-07 4:35 Michal Blazejczyk 13-Jun-07 4:35  That's what I'm using but I'm not impressed - no macros for instance... I find temporary macros very useful when working with text files. Thanks, Michal

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