Well... I finished making a template for a rather complicated php script (complicated for me anyway)...

It validates as "valid HTML"... How bout that? :D All html coding and php programming was done in notepad...

Not bad for someone who has never made any page that validates as "valid HTML" by W3C.org . :eek:

Ok. I'm done...

We return to our regularly scheduled program...

How good is note pad:D

Best thing mircrosoft ever bought out

They should have a more feature rich notepad in Windows Xp man.
Call it Notepad XP.

Originally posted by Roy@ENHOST
They should have a more feature rich notepad in Windows Xp man.
Call it Notepad XP.

At least with line numbering :D

But not bad anyway.

I like the simplicity of notepad. Well the one in Windows2k. Notepad doesnt have the habit of trying to "fix" code that it "thinks" needs to be fixed like most HTML editors.

A color coding feature for programmers would be nice though :) In a way, notepad does have numbered lines. Which is very useful if you see an error on line whatever. Pressing ctrl+G allows you to go any line on the page.

I like older programs, yea, addmittingly they dont have all the bells and whistles, but I'm more productive with the simple programs than than the complex ones. I'm still using Front Page Express 2.0 to build webpages, and notepad to "fix" them. I hate nothing more than hand-coding complex tables in notepad...

A color coding feature for programmers would be nice though :)


You wanted it. You got it. (http://www.editplus.com/)

Ohhhhh, thanks for the link studio64.

Just downloaded it and it looks really good (based on some messing around with it)... minus the nag screens :eek:. Now I gotta come up with $30 somehow.

Now I shoudnt forget those pesky, redundant, {} or ;= or ().

notepad? Woah, that dun have many features

For morwe features use www.editplus.com