PSPad Editor – is a well-known editor among Microsoft Windows users. PSPad is one of the best choice when it comes down to number of features and the variety of of syntax highlighting profiles. Since the number of features is overwhelming, those are just a couple of them: full HEX editor, support for Unicode, ANSI, ISO, OEM, auto correction, spell checking, undo-redo operations and unlimited length. Save desktop session (resume your work) and work on several documents at the same time.
Built-in FTP client, macro recorder and active scripting for automation purposes, integrated TiDy library, code explorer, export to RTF, HTML, TeX formats. Advanced search and replace function that will work in all open files, folders and projects. View differences between files, presenting them using color highlighting with print preview, column block and Rectangular block selection, advanced line sorting and many other features.
Features
• work with projects
• work with several documents at the same time (MDI)
• save desktop sessions to later reopen all session files
• FTP client – edit files directly from the web
• macro recorder to record, save and load macros
• search and replace in files
• text difference with color-coded differences highlighted
• templates (HTML tags, scripts, code templates…)
• installation contains templates for HTML, PHP, Pascal, JScript, VBScript, MySQL, MS-Dos, Perl,…
• syntax highlighting according to file type
• user-defined highlighters for exotic environments
• auto correction
• intelligent internal HTML preview using IE and Mozilla
• full HEX editor
• call different external programs for different environments
• external compiler with output catcher, log window and log parser for an “IDE” effect in every environment
• color syntax highlight printing and print preview
• integrated TiDy library for formatting and checking HTML code, conversion to CSS, XML, XHTML
• integrated free version of the top CSS editor TopStyle Lite
Download
PSPad Editor 5.0.5 Build 567 (35 MB)
This post was recently updated on March 11, 2021