From: You miss a text editor able to open, edit and save plain text files? You want special features such as foreground and background colors?
Text wrapping and unwrapping? Macintosh, Windows and Unix ends of lines? Spelling checking? Find and replace? Regular expressions?
Unlimited number of undo?Then Plain Text Editor is what you need. Plain Text Editor allows you to edit plain text files with many options. It works with any kind of plain text files (text, source code, HTML). You can automatically concatenate documents by dropping them on the same window. You can open recently opened files.
It’s been awhile since Github’s Text editor, Atom, was announced and users with invites got the chance to try the 21st Century text editor. Size: 1.7 MB. Features: * Send text to social media and other apps * Save text file in mobile * Copy and Paste Buttons * Change Letter Case (Upper and Lower Case) * Easy to use * View Mode (Links are clickable) * Share app with friends and family members * Send feedback.
You can scroll forward and backward through all opened windows. You can reload files from disk at any time. It has an unlimited number of undo. You can find and replace text, even with regular expressions.
You can select the default font and default font size of the editor. You can select the default foreground color and default background color of the editor. You can print your documents.
You can wrap and unwrap the text in the windows.- You can swap between Macintosh, Windows and Unix ends of lines. You can perform spelling checking in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. You can change the type and the creator of the documents.
It doesn't need any installation which makes it very easy to use. It is available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian and many other languages.
Checklist template for mac word. It’s been awhile since Github’s Text editor, Atom, was announced and users with invites got the chance to try the 21st Century text editor. Yesterday, they open sourced the editor, and it is now available for everyone. I was one of those who got the chance to try Atom while it was invite only, and it was just like yet another code editor for me. At first, it looked more like a Sublime Text clone with almost similar functionality. Atom is a modern code editor with apart from the ability to handle code nicely, also gives users the option to customize the editor just as they want. Unlike Sublime Text which makes you change the Config file for customization, Atom gives you a nice Interface to deal with preferences and customization.
The front-end is basically the same as most text editors have, tabs on top, a big workspace area where you write your code, line numbering on the left. There’s a status bar in the bottom in Atom editor which shows the current position of cursor, the file name and the file type. If you’re a user of Sublime Text, you must be knowing that it comes with Package Control, which lets you install packages to extend the power of the editor. Atom also comes with Package Control and some useful Packages come pre-installed with the editor. Atom also supports themes for the Editor Interface and the Syntax.