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Open source Notepad replacement written in Assembler, followup to SavageEd Author: Sevag Krikorian Homepage: http://sites.google.com/site/highlevelassembly/downloads/savgeed2 Family: NotepadReplacement TinyEditors Platform: Windows License: Open Source SavageEd2 is currently in beta testing. Overview of features: * Written in an x86 assembly language (HLA) * No installation, uncompress and run * Open large files limited by memory * Does not use Windows registry, creates a local configuration file. * Improved find/replace dialog -quick find: double click to highlight word, Find Next (F3) to find next instance. * Pattern searching * AES encryption with 256 bit key (32 characters) * Auto save and quick ESC exit. * Dual direction LOG files (append updates to 'end of file' or 'top of file'. * Read Only mode * Saves up to 20 recent files, option to clear list on exit, open most recent on startup Screenshot: http://sites.google.com/site/highlevelassembly/downloads/savgeed2/SavageEd2.jpg |
Open source Notepad replacement written in Assembler, followup to SavageEd
Author: Sevag Krikorian Homepage: http://sites.google.com/site/highlevelassembly/downloads/savgeed2 Family: NotepadReplacement TinyEditors Platform: Windows License: Open Source
SavageEd2 is currently in beta testing.
Overview of features:
- Written in an x86 assembly language (HLA)
- No installation, uncompress and run
- Open large files limited by memory
- Does not use Windows registry, creates a local configuration file.
- Improved find/replace dialog -quick find: double click to highlight word, Find Next (F3) to find next instance.
- Pattern searching
- AES encryption with 256 bit key (32 characters)
- Auto save and quick ESC exit.
- Dual direction LOG files (append updates to 'end of file' or 'top of file'.
- Read Only mode
- Saves up to 20 recent files, option to clear list on exit, open most recent on startup
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