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yea
it seems logical to add link "Vote" to vote results page
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I have been using the PFE for the last 10 years. I like the fast way to create simple makros.
Carsten
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None of the (admitedly only free) text editors I have tried allow me to set the background (window) colour - can anyone tell me of any they use that do allow this? (Not necessarily free)
Thanks - Fred
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Check Edit Pad Pro
http://www.editpadpro.com/
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Huh? I use Notepad2 and Notepad++, and both of them allow to change the background color.
Regards
Thomas
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Thanks all - admitedly it's been a while, but only becasue I gave up years ago when I tried looking... all those I tried then allowed syntax colouring, but not the main window background.
cheers
Fred
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Vim for windows lets you create custom color themes for background, text and other parts of the UI. Cream puts a nice pretty Windows wrapper on vim and makes it easier to use for the uninitiated.
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I just would like to add to this that I recommend PSPad (freeware) for all text editing.
http://www.pspad.com[^]
It has just about everything I need and more. Just look at the info on the link.
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I am using PSPad for couple of years.
Very very good editor and it is FREE !!
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Nice link, this does look very nice! I'll try it out next time I'm in Windows. I see a built in colourful hex editor...
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Yes.
I can not come to think of anything I miss there. 
It also has built-in HTML browser preview for those developing web sites with a text editor.
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I have been using PSPad for about 2 years now and I love it.
Lately I have been using it to reformat XML documents in to HUMAN READABLE format.
Also, you can record and edit macros.
Jay
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they have a lot of cool and handy features so working goes better and easier.
I like using Ultraedit and Winmerge. They rock and are doing half of my work. 
Greetings from Germany
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If I'm using Notepad it's because I don't need any cool and handy features. 
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I do... it's called "vi" when on a *Nix box, or either Wordpad or MS Word when on Windows machines.
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one of my collegues wants me to use gVim. 
Greetings from Germany
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You use Wordpad and MS Word as text editors? God forbid you come near any code with MS Word. It bastardises everything.
regards,
Paul Watson
Ireland & South Africa
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I use HomeSite (Allaire, Macromedia, Adobe, whatever)
The find and replace functions are the best I've ever seen in an editor.
The Rubix cube is not a toy... it's a vehicle to interdimensional enlightenment.
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Using EditPlus (ES-Computing) for 5 years...
Comfortable... edit anything (JAVA, PHP, C++, HTML, XML)...
Find and Replace in a large file is several times faster than NotePad...
Configure the Editor to call javac & java... capture the output and put it in the native Output Window... (obviously debug support is not present)
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EmEditor[^] is great!
It's quick, capable and affordable.
--
Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time - Bertrand Russel
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I think textpad is a good editor tool
AJay
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I've been using Text Pad for many many years... I don't even see it mentioned, has it fallen out that much??
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