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Metapad (zip): Metapad is a small, fast, 32-bit Notepad replacement. Not only does Metapad have almost every feature in Notepad, it contains many extra features that make it considerably more powerful than Notepad (for instance, unlimited file size, saved window placement, intelligent find and replace, external viewers, and useful keyboard shortcuts). Metapad...; Tags: Window, Programming, Metapad, Construction, Keyboards, Development Tools, Hardware, Peripherals, Software Development, Software/Web Development; Software downloads 2006-03-22
Join the ranks of the power users with Windows XP PowerToys: Join the ranks of the power users with Windows XP PowerToysarticle rootWindows XP PowerToyshttp://techrepublic.com.com/5138-10877-5875848.htmlThis document lists some of the basic PowerToys, but there are many more little utilities and applications available from Microsoft and other places. [b]What is your favorite utility, tool, desktop enhancement or other widget? [/b][i]If we get...; Tags: 10 things, hardware, Mark W. Kaelin, MetaPad, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP, powertoys, toolkits, utilities, windows xp, Windows XP PowerToys; Discussion threads 2005-09-21

Quick Tip: Try these four alternatives to the low-octane Notepad utility: Learn about four high-powered alternatives to the Notepad utilityMy quest to improve Windows 2000 continues. Last week, you helped me find some great replacements for the Windows Explorer. This week, the Challenge is to replace the underpowered Notepad with a real editor (anything but Edlin or EMACS, that is).In this...; Tags: Word processors, Ed Bott, Notepad, Microsoft Windows, HTML; Technical articles 2000-12-21
Noteworthy utilities: Last week, Ed Bott shared TechRepublic members' suggestions for an alternative to Windows Explorer. This time around, he's looking for a Notepad replacement. Find out the top four contenders in the race for the best beefed-up text editor.My quest to improve Windows 2000 continues. Last week, you helped me find...; Tags: Ed Bott, Notepad, Microsoft Windows, HTML; Technical articles 2000-06-01