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I'll skip it thanks. Notepad, and EDIT.COM, work well for what they're meant to do - be basic text editors on the Windows/MS-DOS platform.
by Endy 8y ago
I'll skip it thanks. Notepad, and EDIT.COM, work well for what they're meant to do - be basic text editors on the Windows/MS-DOS platform.
- sli 8y agoThe new version just supports a few new features, like non-Windows line endings. It's otherwise exactly the same simple text editor it always was, except now it's not useless when you happen to get something with Unix line endings. If you want to talk about them adding a bunch of user tracking features to it, you may have a proper complaint.
- Endy 8y agoI mean, I respect that concept; but just for my lifestyle, if someone is sending me .txt files with non-DOS/Windows line-endings, I'm talking to the wrong people.
- muxator 8y agoedit.com was amazing for its time! Super intuitive UI, drop down menus,"natural" (for a windows user) text selection via shift-arrows... All of this in pure text, in a console, a gazillion years ago...
- Endy 8y agoIt still works for basic notetaking and prewriting in Win7 - both native and (even better) in DOSBox.