tips from Nob in Japan, Aug 2006, permalink
Thanks for writing in with your choices on good freebies.
From the Koapproach website:
Just click on any folder in Windows Explorer, hold down the mouse key and a menu will appear, displaying the contents of the selected folder as a list of items. Highlight folder icons to expand sub-menus and move further down your directory structure, or select a file to open it in the same the way you do it from the Start menu. It's that simple.
I've been there and I like it. It was mentioned in this newsletter by Tiffany, who wrote in to tell me about it on Jan 22, 2006
DocPad
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From the DocPad page:
DocPad is a superior alternative to Notepad. Although it fills the same role, plain text editing, it has many advantages: 10-level undo, alphabetization, block indent/unindent, bookmark, case conversion, encoding conversion, file history, jump to line, jump to offset, keyboard macros, print preview, search and replace, spell checking, statistics, variable pitch font, and much more. It also includes a built-in calculator, calendar, and character map.
XPad
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From the XPad page:
Powerful and simple text editor, with multiple clipboard and automatic copy selection to clipboard feature; links, e-mail and file path managing, capable to open Windows, Linux and Apple text file formats. Supports UTF-8 encoding. Much more complete than the Windows Notepad, a good replacement for this.
I thought that i got to know about NoteTab Light ( http://www.notetab.com/ntl.php ) from you, but looking through the Reviews I noticed that it isn't among them. It's worth knowing this program exists.
OpenExpert ( http://www.baxbex.com ) is an app that eliminates the monopoly that certain programs impose on files, thus it brings variety to play a role when working with files.
FKeys ( http://www.max2k.com ) brings actual functionality to the function keys, making them work as launchers and to want more than that (one push (press) launcher) is just stepping into the realm of slothfulness.
Finally, to put some visual spice into the conventional uniformity of windows comes Windowpaper XP ( http://www.sodabush.com ).Page Information
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