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Thanks, BrowserUk :)

I'm quite used to NoteTab Light - I like its tab feature where you can open numerous files and then access them through the tabs. Even after you exited from the program, the tabs are kept in memory.

The other editor I'm using is emacs (windows ver). I know only a couple of commands so at the moment it isn't particularly powerful to me.

In reply to Re^2: Word replace - notetab light vs perl by kiat
in thread Word replace - notetab light vs perl by kiat

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