NoteTab Pro

[MangoTBG]

Thinking about dropping the $20 for NoteTab Pro. Befoe I do so, is there a better text editor out there? My trial is coming to an end, so any imput is appreciated!

 

[AT]

UltraEdit is more expensive but at least for me worth every penny.

The possibilty to open text files on a remote server over SFTP is a big thing for me.

Also PSPad is pretty nice and its free.

 

[MangoTBG]

Originally posted by: AT
UltraEdit is more expensive but at least for me worth every penny.

The possibilty to open text files on a remote server over SFTP is a big thing for me.

Also PSPad is pretty nice and its free.

Thanks, I'll give it a try. It definately looks to be better...Talking about UltraEdit

Btw, is that feature you talking about through its built in FTP program?

 

[MrChad]

Have you looked into Crimson Editor? It's free.

 

[AT]

Originally posted by: MangoTBG

Originally posted by: AT
UltraEdit is more expensive but at least for me worth every penny.

The possibilty to open text files on a remote server over SFTP is a big thing for me.

Also PSPad is pretty nice and its free.

Thanks, I'll give it a try. It definately looks to be better...Talking about UltraEdit

Btw, is that feature you talking about through its built in FTP program?

Yes. I edit text files on several servers so I can open them using a SSH connection built into UltraEdit and save the modifications directly to the server. Without the feature I would either need to transfer files back and forth between my machine and server or use Unix text editor in Unix command prompt.

 

[lordbob99]

Originally posted by: MrChad
Have you looked into Crimson Editor? It's free.

Notepad++ is a pretty nice editor as well. For the pay ones that I've tried, I think the one I like the best is Textpad.