text editing (8 products)

Atlantis Nova 1.0.0.62 (Freeware)

Atlantis is designed to provide the power and functionality to satisfy the most demanding word processing tasks with the greatest of ease. With its small size and memory footprint, Atlantis will easily launch from a floppy for maximum portability if necessary. A whole array of functions give you complete control over the handling and viewing of documents. Wheel mouse fans will be delighted to find support for their mouse advanced functions. The Zoom function will provide instant adequate magnification. A comprehensive innovative dual set of standard toolbar commands (Main

Boxer Text Editor 10.0.0 (Shareware, $59.99)

Save time and effort with this versatile, full-featured Windows text editor. Boxer is extremely powerful, but remains easy to use for both beginners and experienced users. This award-winning text editor features a powerful macro language, 2 GB file size limit, syntax highlighting and printing, project support, FTP, HTML support, column blocking, undo/redo, spell checker, regular expression search/replace and much more! Extensive configuration options are available, including the ability to define key assignments, set screen colors/fonts, create templates and to define external programs as tools.

EmEditor Professional (Windows 2000/XP) 4.09 (Shareware, $39.99)

With EmEditor Professional, a text editor for Windows, you can create functionally-rich macros using JavaScript or VBScript, allowing you to define most operations. Not only can you define a macro which records keystrokes that you use and reference repeatedly, but you can also write your own macros which can manipulate other applications, Windows files, or network functionalities. Free Academic Licenses available for students/faculty members.

EmEditor Professional (Windows 98/Me) 4.09 (Shareware, $39.99)

With EmEditor Professional, a text editor for Windows, you can create functionally-rich macros using JavaScript or VBScript, allowing you to define most operations. Not only can you define a macro which records keystrokes that you use and reference repeatedly, but you can also write your own macros which can manipulate other applications, Windows files, or network functionalities. Free Academic Licenses available for students/faculty members.

EmEditor Standard (Windows 2000/XP) 4.09 (Shareware, $29.99)

EmEditor is a text editor for Windows that fully supports Unicode, enabling you to edit multiple languages. EmEditor also utilizes an assortment of plug-ins in order to extend the functions of EmEditor for specific needs while maintaining a small and fast core program. Free Academic Licenses available for students/faculty members.

EmEditor Standard (Windows 98/Me) 4.09 (Shareware, $29.99)

EmEditor is a text editor for Windows that fully supports Unicode, enabling you to edit multiple languages. EmEditor also utilizes an assortment of plug-ins in order to extend the functions of EmEditor for specific needs while maintaining a small and fast core program. Free Academic Licenses available for students/faculty members.

JumpKeys Pro 1.21 (Shareware, $39.95)

A multi-function utility for programmers and power users. JumpKeys Pro uses hot keys for selecting (switching between), minimizing, and maximizing windows (including child windows in MDI applications), making windows Always On Top, storing text in a tabbed clipbook, accelerated text editing and inserting text into virtually any window. JumpKeys Pro gives you instant control over your desktop windows. JumpKeys features include: Quickly tag up to 9 of your most frequently used windows, to be selected using the numbers on the main keyboard. By default, tagged windows can be selected using the Alt key (Alt+1, Alt+2, and so on). The number 0 always selects the window that previously had the focus (Alt+0). If you prefer, you can select tagged windows using the Ctrl key, Shift key, Windows key, or even with the numbers alone. Tagged windows are identified based on full or partial title. Repeating the same window selection hot key (e.g. Alt+1) will cycle through multiple instances of a tagged window. Also, you can a

LiteralMath 2.1 (Freeware)

Text editor with two additional capabilities: math notation and hypertext. Uses the RTF format known to Wordpad, Word. Generates HTML, so that math notation can be displayed by popular browsers. Users may specify links to other web documents without knowledge of HTML. Math notation is based on special fonts, thereby allowing browsers to render math at the speed of text. Very useful for math communication over the web, with clarity, simplicity, and efficiency.