Hello Jerry and listers,
I have been using a program called notetab. It opens multiple files. Each
file is a tab. It has many useful features including remembering where you
left off in a file. It also has clipbooks which are quick ways of placing
text in a file. They are used for text that you use over and over again.
There are lots of clipbooks available including html templates. You can even
run other programs from within notetab and send e-mail from inside the
editor.
Just one person's opinion.
rick
-----Original Message-----
From: Jerry Neufeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: jfw listserv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 10:45 AM
Subject: In search of a better editor.
>Hello listers.
>
> My query, this morning, is addressed more to programmers or active script
>writers than anyone else. When writing scripts for JFW, or programming for
>anything else, for that matter, I prefer to use a flexible editor, capable
>of simultaneously handling multiple files, between which one can easily
>switch, transfer material etc., rather than using the script manager,
>supplied with JFW, functional as it is. At present, I use CodeWright, good
>but not configurable. I am looking for something more like q edit that I
>used to use in dos. I have no idea whether or not such a creature exists
>for Windows. The Windows version of Q Edit is not satisfactory for my
>purposes.
> If any of you have found an editor that is highly flexible, will handle
>multiple files, as is necessary when scripting for JFW, and can be
>configured, please write to me personally, or even to the list since I'm
>sure this topic would be of interest to our growing number of script
>writers who may find, as I do, that the script manager is a bit slow and
>awkward to use.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jerry Neufeld
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