[CS-FSLUG] html editor for Windows ?

[N. Thompson]

Don Parris wrote:

>I confess, I'm a jEdit fan.  I run it at work and home, especially
>since the interface is the same for GNU & Win systems.  It is truly a
>handy tool.  I like the dockable file browser and the ability to split
>windows twenty different ways if you need/want to.  It's highly
>configurable, offers syntax highlighting for just about any kind of
>language, and offers plug-ins.  I use it for all my text editing.
>
>Don
>  
>

I might as well confess as well, I used to use JEdit not only as a text 
and HTML editor but also as an IDE for Java and C++. It is a very 
powerful but easy to use text editor and there are several plugins 
available for it, all you need is a JVM and a reasonable processor and 
ram, I used to run it on a Celeron 466 with 128 Mb of ram and there it 
ran just a little sluggish but it was worthwhile.

I'd recommend you get the latest Sun JVM to run JEdit since it will have 
some speed improvements, http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

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