@niculaita

See: http://forum.exetools.com/showthread.php?t=16554

In first post is lic file

BR

for general edit, I use Editplus, lightweight and fast load

I am using ultraedit and notepad+. Macro function of the ultraedit is good.

http://avxhome.se/software/software_type/office/Text_Editors/Richardson.Software.EditRocket.4.2.4.html

http://avxhome.se/software/software_type/development/Web_Related/JetBrains_PyCharm_Professional_4.5.2_Build_141.1580.html

Notepad2 works best for me. Old 2.0.18 version, never need anything else...

Only for colums I use CrimsonEd v3.7.2 ... :) That it is.

Doesn't anybody use Emacs or Xemacs anymore?

tried once for python coding, but it was crap, using spyder right now.

and for simple tuts notepad++ and for hex stuff ultraedit

I've reading people using Emacs since my university times (22 years ago), but never seen anyone *really* using it.

I know there are people "living" in Emacs everyday... but...

Now i am using notepad++ for general text editing (fast macros, ultraedit ones are really slow and crap), many plugins (and able to sort, sort by columns, and many things i usually do to process log files, text dbs, etc)

For python coding i use Komodo.

for hex : HeD v1.78b by jnk (win32 port)
for text : MED v3.02 by M. Pfersdorff

;)

best regards

any link for them ?

MED CX V4.01 for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP, Windows VISTA (32/64Bit), Windows 7 (32/64Bit)

i use
sublime for coding (Multi-platform)
visual studio for coding in c++ (win-only)
010 Editor for hex editing with Binary Templates technology (Multi-platform)

brought to windows from os/2 times

http://www.utopia-planitia.de/indexus.html

HeD is hard to find, I can upload it somewhere for you - fast, small, simple hex editor

regards

The file does not appear to exist anymore on this server :(

I used to have this but i can no longer find it, I would appreciate if you did that..