Re: Windows 7, again

[Kari Eveli lexitec@xxxxxxxx]

Editpad lite is very good. I particularly like its ability of tie
encodings to file extensions. Very useful if you have ANSI and ASCII
files in the same environment. I use TXA for ANSI (Windows 1252), and
TXB for ASCII (DOS 437). Opens high-ascii characters correctly every time.


Best regards,

Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
lexitec@xxxxxxxx

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3.11.2013 13:47, John K Riordan wrote:
> Harry, I already have Nota Bene 10. I don't believe it's a pure ASCII
> editor, which is what I need--and something light-weight and fast. I'm
> cleaning up files filled with trash, such as Word DOCs published
> online and text files containing bits of leftover HTML tags and
> elements. I've been evaluating text editors. Notepad++ is free, and
> looks like it might do the job well. Sublime is impressive but
> overpriced. EditPad Lite or Pro look good. Any other suggestions?
> (sorry to go off-topic so soon!)