NoteTab

by Collette McNeill <collette(at)mlwebworks.com>

 Date:  Mon, 05 May 2003 08:59:42 -0700
 To:  hwg-techniques(at)mail.hwg.org
 References:  dfyh r9373j4yqbe8dy dfyh2 r9373j4yqbe8dy2 dfyh3
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NoteTab is VERY cool and there's a free version, to boot.  I use NoteTab 
Light all the time, all day long, for everything from perl to research to 
generating invoices.  It has many, many nifty functions that I haven't had 
time to learn about, but so far I've used the ability to drag-copy text 
into other applications, a stay-on-top funtion (so valuable when taking 
notes or dragging text), and the icon-in-system-tray function which saves 
space on your taskbar.

The tabs are extremely useful, too. You can rename files without actually 
saving them, so the tabs make sense.

At 04:02 PM 5/4/03 -0500, you wrote:
>I use NoteTab (www.notetab.com).  It's a revved up version of the Windows
>NotePad.  You can open multiple files and do a search and replace on all of
>them at once.  It also has a library that allows you to double-click an HTML
>tag name and it is automatically inserted into your page.  I have several
>custom librarys for tags that I use frequently.
>
>dale

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