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Return of the Son of the best *free* Windows Text Editor
fenixproductions:
Does anyone know of a multi-line editor (lightweight ofcourse) to assist in this little feature?
Or perhaps a plugin?
-Jammo the OrganizedFellow (November 06, 2010, 12:36 PM)
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Default Notepad++ installation should have TextFX plugin and:
* Ctrl+A
* menu TextFX -> TextFX Edit -> Delete Blank Lines
hulkbuster:
I too use PSPad/Notepad++/AllMyNotes Organizer( that was given as a Giveaway last time:)
Might want to take a look at HippoEDIT 1.49 at Giveawayoftheday [Here: ] [Direct Download ]
CHEERS:)
superboyac:
I would encourage all to buy the $15 hippoedit sale today. It's one of those little developers that seems to do things the right way. And I normally will buy anything remotely interesting under $20 because i feel that is a very good price for most utilities we use. I find it to be a good balance between the extremes of freeware and $50+ shareware. Anything above $20 makes me think twice, and anything below I'm willing to give a shot.
rjbull:
HippoEDIT's nice. I'm just waiting for it to have some kind of macros, and ones I can cope with; don't want to have to learn a whole programming language.
I used to use it at work - back when I had a job - for saving text from the Web. I always wanted to save as plain text. If the clip was unicode, when I went to save it, HippoEDIT would ask me whether I wanted it converted to plain text. Very convenient.
superboyac:
HippoEDIT's nice. I'm just waiting for it to have some kind of macros, and ones I can cope with; don't want to have to learn a whole programming language.
I used to use it at work - back when I had a job - for saving text from the Web. I always wanted to save as plain text. If the clip was unicode, when I went to save it, HippoEDIT would ask me whether I wanted it converted to plain text. Very convenient.
-rjbull (November 10, 2010, 04:17 PM)
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Yeah, it definitely needs work. But I like the way it's been developed so far. My favorite editor up to this point is Editpad Pro. 2nd favorite is EmEditor. 3rd is Ultraedit. 4th is Notepad++. Each one has a specialty for me. Emeditor is the fastest. Editpad is the best overall. Ultraedit can do the most. Notepad++ is the best of the free ones.
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