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'The first 16-bit version was EditPad 16-bit 3.4.2, which was based on the source code of EditPad 3.4.0, heavily modified to make it work under Windows 3.1x.

EditPad Classic 3.5.1 and EditPad Classic 3.4.1 interface languages:.

EditPad Classic 3.5.1 (Windows / Deutsch).

EditPad Classic 3.5.3 - Released 6 August 2000.

third-party spell-checkers were available.

Versions EditPad Classic Ĭlassic is postcardware, (the author would like users to send him a postcard or a used phone card with e-mail address.) ĮditPad 1.4.0 was released 16 January 1997 EditPad 2.3.0 was released 23 March 1997 EditPad 3.4.1 was released 2 January 1999.

EditPad 1.4.0 was released 16 January 1997.

EditPad 2.3.0 was released 23 March 1997.

EditPad 3.4.1 was released 2 January 1999.

rename, and also MOVE file, that is, change its name and path at the same time.

statistics about: paragraph count, word count, letter count.

'rectangular' selections (Column selection).

extract the differences or similarities.

add any external application to Tools menu.

Hexadecimal editor and byte value editor.

Syntax highlighting schemes: 271 available, for various programming languages, each fully editable.

spanning a file sub-selection, file, multiple documents, project, or all projects.

find, search, and replace with literal terms or regular expressions.

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EditPad Lite license is used to log onto Forum.

Start EditPad Lite, select Help > Forum.

License purchase required for business and government.

EditPad Lite 7 can be used on Linux using Wine (software).

file navigation schemes for various programming languages.

Clip Collection text snippets can be inserted into a file, such as a word, phrase, paragraphs, with “before” and “after” parts possibly inserted around a selection.

find, search, and replace with literal terms or regular expressions, spanning multiple lines.

assign any key combination to any of EditPad Pro’s menu item.

Unlimited undo and redo, even after saving, for all open files.

JSON, Pascal, Perl, PHP, PowerShell, Python, R, RSS, Ruby, SQL, text, Visual Basic (VB), VBScript, and XML, lacks syntax highlighting for HTML and LaTeX.

Syntax highlighting schemes and editing options for many filetypes and programming languages built-in: ASP, assembly language, Batch, Binary, C, C++, C#, CSS, Delphi, Eiffel, Hexidecimal, HTML.

web site address and email address highlighting.

preserves a file's code page compatibility.

Direct editing of text files using Windows, UNIX, and Macintosh code page and line breaks.

Unicode, including right-to-left and complex writing systems.

no limit to how many text files opened and edited at the same time.

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Installable as Portable to folder on main disk or removable device.

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'free to download for personal use and non-commercial settings'.There are other text editors with some similar functionalities, including free software, freeware, and shareware such as AkelPad, Metapad, Notepad2, Notepad++, Notetab, and TED Notepad.įeatures EditPad Lite Languages

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Wine (software) enables Classic, Lite, and Pro use on Unix-like operating systems. Classic, Linux, Lite, and Pro, all are available, in many versions, from either Jan Goyvaerts' websites or third-party download sites. Maintenance of Classic, 16-bit, and Linux was discontinued.

įive products have been called EditPad, the original, retronymed Classic, 16-bit, Linux, Lite, and Pro. With expanded functionality over Windows Notepad.exe, it is also a drop-in replacement, such that it can be renamed 'Notepad.exe' and replaced in all locations that Windows Notepad.exe is found. EditPad is a text editor for Windows, created in 1996, by Jan Goyvaerts, then a civil engineering student at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, as Postcardware, requesting a postcard as payment.

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