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Rarely do I see a mention of Ultraedit. Although it is a paid software, it was nice and polished as expected. However, I have very limited experience with it. A

• pjmlp 5y ago
  20 years ago it was everywhere on the offices I used to work on, it was quite good. No idea where it stands nowadays.
  • Cwizard 5y ago
    It is still the default text editor in our office
  • ziml77 5y ago
    I tried it a couple years ago, but the only reason I saw to use it over other options is the support for loading massive files. Opening up a gigabyte+ log file is easy for it. But that's not all that compelling since I'm not looking to edit logs. I can use BareTail or similar programs for that.
• szszrk 5y ago
  Oh my. I used to have a license at some previous work. I was able to read two 2GB text files and do a graphical diff on those, while using a 4GB laptop on Enterprise Windows Vista. That thing was polished as hell! But "never" versions broke a bit that experience. I found it horrible to work with proper syntax highlighting and modern things like that, though. At least back then.