NotePad Replacements: UltraEdit vs. TextPad

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WinPlanet currently has useful and detailed reviews of competing software programs UltraEdit and TextPad. Some writers prefer using such stripped down programs for their writing projects — and these programs are getting more and more powerful as time passes. And they really shine in maintenance of websites.

Both programs have updated releases available this month.

READ THE REVIEWS, which will give you insights into what they can do, and download the programs from the Internet.com site if you are intrigued:

UltraEdit Review

TextPad Review

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22 Apr 2009

notepad++ rules

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