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Hi !

First of all I have to say thanks for making this great editor and even
release it as freeware. :-) 

I am impressed of all its feauters thats is both powerful but yet easy and
initutive to use. Keep up the great job !

One feature that I would think be great is if you where able to cut the
view in columns with thin vertical lines, like that single vertical line
you have, to more easily read datafiles.
And maybe be possible to give each column a heading that stayed at top of
the view  even if you scroll down in the file...
Then if you could save this "recordview" and reload it later so you dont
have to set it up every time.

Real, real nice but maybe to much would it be if you could set it up for
looking up whats data it is in some column. Some sort of record-type and
regarding to this altering the columnview.

For example look in this file:

012006010900005
1000001150030042312412
1000002330030055522322
1000003552320063453234
9920060109000005233030203

where the first 2 characters on the line is a record-type. 01 is
startrecord
20060109 is date 00005 is number of records in file for example
Next line is 10 is data-record with 00001 is a recordcounter and then some
sort of data.
Last line have recordtype 99 for End-record and have its own look. It
would be great if the columns and heading could altering when you scroll
down in the file and describes it for you much much more easeliy.

Another thing that would be great is you would be able to set the
startvalue of the ruler to be 0 or 1. Now when the cursor is on position 1
the ruler above poiting on 0.
A little bit confusing... But i can see times its good to start at 0 as
well. 

I understand this is an editor and not an file viewer and I also
understand if you hasitate to add to many odd features it would make it to
complex to use, big and slow. But this is my dream even if Im *more* than
happy with this great program as it is... ;-)

Best Regards,

Anders

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