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Notepad2 - simple text editor with syntax highlighting
Notepad2 is a simple and quick text editor with the added benefit of offering syntax highlighting for many popular languages. It uses the Scintilla source code editing component, making it quite powerful for its size. It's hard to find much more to say about it; if you're looking for something that affords the simple user interface of Notepad and is nice and quick, Notepad2 appears to be a worthy successor.
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Subscribe to commentsramblingadminJul 29th 2007 11:04PM
I used to use Notepad2 before finding Notepad++, I found Notepad++ to be more powerful than notepad2.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm
Russell HeimlichJul 29th 2007 11:10PM
Notepad2 is soo much better than the original I decided to replace it following these simple instructions -> http://blogs.msdn.com/omars/archive/2004/04/30/124093.aspx
Much better now!
ahoierJul 30th 2007 1:07AM
It's cool...but I wish there was something that closer-resembled Windows Notepad.exe...
I.e.: no "toolbar" (or a toggle switch...on/off...), no "line numbers" (or better yet, a toggle switch - cause I dont need line numbers when Im writing a journal or something, but do when Im writing HTML).
I always find myself running back to Windows notepad.exe hehe.
Kat2Jul 30th 2007 8:39PM
I code my website in Notepad2. I love it and carry it with me on my USB drive.
syahid aliJul 31st 2007 6:32AM
this is a nice addition to my collection. i have a bunch of notepad replacements on my site. here they are - http://coolware.blogspot.com/2007/02/notepad-replacement-tools.html