EditPlus vs. TextPad

Edit+ is well suited for basic tasks like using it as a to-do list or writing basic scripts or using it for simple programs that aren't too long or complex.

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If you have a large codebase I would highly recommend getting TextPad for your users. It is very fast and efficient and affordable.

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• Lightweight and easy to use.
• Some level of Customization.
• Multi Language Support.

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• Quick to load.
• Very fast searching algorithm for finding and replacing text.
• Macros are very useful.

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• Not well supported by community
• Lacks plugins/extension other well known editors have.

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• I would like a "delete non-bookmarked lines" so I can skip the "invert bookmarks" step.
• The "Compare Text Files" could be streamlined to compare text in 2 tabs without going through the save steps.

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I never had to use support, so I can't answer this. I would hope that it is good though.

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Not well supported, lacks functionality other editors have.

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When you want to quickly edit a file, TextPad starts up quickly and has many features over Microsoft Notepad. Visual Studio Code is an alternative in that it is full-featured and will edit text files but is slower at startup. I prefer the macro feature in TextPad due to its simplicity.

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• Irreplaceable. Every aspect of my business has been affected
• I could not have done some of tasks I was asked to do, without it.

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• TextPad is reasonably priced.
• The pricing/licensing model is fixed and is not subscription-based.

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