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TED Notepad V5.4.2
Suggested by technicolordreamcoat - Updated by Checker on 13 Nov 2009
334KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (574)
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Category: Text - Notepads (17)

Synopsis: TED Notepad is Windows Notepad on steriods. It gives you up to nine permanent clipboards and provides hotkey for almost every function. It also features advanced searching, auto-completion, bi-directional editing and many text-processing functions.

Writes settings to: Application folder. This enhancement was introduced in V5.0.1 and applies when TedNPad.ini is present in the application folder.

How to extract: Download the portable ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch the program by double-clicking on TedNPad.exe.

Unicode support: Yes. There is two versions available for download. The non-Unicode version works for Win9x/ME, while the Unicode version works for WinNT/2K/XP.

License: Freeware

System Requirements: Win95 / Win98 / WinME / WinNT / Win2K / WinXP

Posted comments:

Andrew Lee: 5.2.1 is currently in beta. I try not to list beta versions if a final version is available, unless there are good reasons to do so. [2006-12-08 05:11]

jsimlo: New version 5.3.1.beta has been released. [2007-04-18 07:46]

Brains: It could be very handy if knew what the D'n'D was. Strange enough, it doesn't. [2008-02-02 14:44]

Kew: There is a new version, 5.4.1. Released just today.. ;) [2009-04-30 08:38]

Webfork: Although it claims on the website that it allows for multiple undo levels, both Unicode and ANSI versions of version 5.4.1 didn't allow it.

Despite this, still a great notepad replacement with tons of smart features. [2009-10-02 02:41]

Midas: This v5.4.2 could be THE killer text editor, if it wasn't for the quirky and sometimes downright confusing interface options (aggravated by lack of customization for the zillion keyboard shortcuts TN supports) and the consistent refusal of the developer to even allow a toolbar -- sticking by his "chrome-less freeware text editor" meme. Nonetheless, well worth checking... [2010-02-05 23:56]

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