> Maybe this is off topic, but I'm curious to know which text editor you use > when you typeset your TeX, LaTeX, MusiXTeX or PMX sources when you work > under Windows XP.
> Personally I'm pretty happy with the good old EDIT, but I foresee that > EDIT (a 16-bit program) will disappear with future versions of Windows. Dear Jean-Pierre, like you, I work since years with editors and do not like to change. > Is there another good, free text editor that has these EDIT's excellent > features: > - clearly displays the line and row number of the cursor. > - allows to select the character and background color. Even though I work mostly on linux, I also have a Windows XP machine. I use THE, the Hessling editor on both operating systems. It has the above listed features and has a powerful macro language, REXX, which is also available free. The macros help enormously in easing typing. The editor is an XEdit clone, but more powerful. If you are interested, I can give you more details in a private mail. Regards, Christof _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://mailman.nfit.au.dk/mailman/listinfo/icking-music-archive.org-tex-music
