etali

I used to use a text editor called Edit Pad Pro - it had great search and replace, syntax highlighting, and regular expressions support. It was ideal for most coding / programing and editing work.

I've lost the license key, and I'm not sure whether I should rebuy it, or if there are now better tools out there.

What text editors do you use? I'd love to hear some recommendations.

tim1

I use Ubuntu Linux and there are two text editors I regularly use:

1. gedit
A simple, Gnome based text editor like notepad but with far more features like syntax highlighting and plugin support.

2. vi
My editor of choice when dealing with config files or when I have to work on a terminal.

dasha101

smarty

Hey.. I am listening about the Edit Pad Pro for the first time ever in my life..

And talking about Ubuntu, I had ordered some CDs...The Softwares are pretty good...

I am using WYSIWYG editors

sfod_d223

I usually stick with the old "notepad" standby when I connected thru "Smart Cup" FTP service.

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inworx

I hope you'll have listened about a program called "wordpad"

Thats easy, free and quick!

redcow

I prefer to use the old food notepad.
It is readily available and force you to use your knowledge of html.
The best tool from Microsoft

gegosoft

here
NoteTab is a leading-edge text and HTML editor. Winner of software industry awards since 1998, this application does it all: it easily handles a stack of huge files; lets you format text to your heart's content; does system-wide searches, and multi-line global replacements. It even corrects your spelling mistakes.
Build document templates, add bookmarks, convert text to HTML on-the-fly, and take charge of your code. Use a simple, power-packed scripting language to create anything from a text macro to a mini-application.

gegosoft

here is the best Text Editor Software: Award Winner
NoteTab is a leading-edge text and HTML editor. Winner of software industry awards since 1998, this application does it all: it easily handles a stack of huge files; lets you format text to your heart's content; does system-wide searches, and multi-line global replacements. It even corrects your spelling mistakes.
Build document templates, add bookmarks, convert text to HTML on-the-fly, and take charge of your code. Use a simple, power-packed scripting language to create anything from a text macro to a mini-application.
try it guyz.....
heres the link
www.fookes.com/ftp/free/Notetab_setup.exe

chandni_aqua

i am pretty conventional and prefer to use the notepad. its easy and quick as someone quoted here. but its really interestin to go through the other editors mentioned here.