EditPad Lite
Text Editor for Windows—Free for Personal Use
What is EditPad Lite?
EditPad Lite is a compact general-purpose text editor. Use EditPad Lite to easily edit any kind of plain text file. EditPad Lite has all the essential features to make text editing a breeze:
- Large file and long line support.
- Full Unicode support, including complex scripts and right-to-left scripts.
- Direct editing of text files using Windows, UNIX, and mac Mac text encodings (code pages) and line breaks.
- Tabbed interface for working with many files.
- Unlimited undo and redo for all open files, even after saving.
- Automatic backup and working copies prevent data loss.
- Powerful search-and-replace with literal search terms and regular expressions that can span multiple lines.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- Text Editor
- notepad
- Text Replace
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DevelopmentRecent user activities on EditPad Lite
Some Random Guy added EditPad Lite as alternative(s) to WriterClassic
LukeFeather added EditPad Lite as alternative(s) to Papyrus.day
Paul added EditPad Lite as alternative(s) to Plain Text Editor
Originally, I was noticing the break line function. Apparently line breaks can only be done one-at-a-time in the Free version. I wish they would be more clear on the issue.
If you're looking for a Notepad alternative, but don't need a coding editor, this software is a very good choice. As for me, I only need a lightweight but powerful Notepad replacement. And EditPad Lite is just perfect for this. It supports a very good and intuitive Search & Replace function, can convert between character sets (e.g. Western ISO -> UTF-8, etc.) and has a very neat interface with tabs supports, that makes it very easy to use. For fast access, it can also be put in the tray, if needed.
I don't think it is a good idea to suggest Notepad-like applications as alternatives to Web/CSS editors, unless they offer specific functions tailored to Web/CSS tasks.
I don't think people want to see Notepad, or the like, suggested as an alternative for every application that opens an ASCII file, even if it can. The description says: "general-purpose text editor".
the icon needs to be trimmed down, so that only the green notepad appears