Pros: Free; Versatile; Uncluttered; Doesn't take up much memory; Available in all versions of windows. Cons: Many limitations - Only meant for the most basic usage.
Notepad - The beginning of all word processors. The simplest, most basic, most featureless text editor you can get. Being available in all versions of Windows dating back to 1985, it is widely used.
Pros: A peach to use by us dummies Cons: WHY DID IT TAKE ME SO LONG?????
While browsing through the HELP section in AOL, trying to figure out how to link a thumbnail in a web page - DUH - I ran across "How to make a web page in AOL". Ok, for all you computer technies out there, this may seem like a...
Pros: It's free and easy Cons: none - if you're using it for html
So...you want to design the next great webpage, eh? You bought your screaming PIII 700, you've hooked up your scanner, you signed up for a web provider that gives you gigabytes of transfer each month and a shopping cart.
Pros: single-tasking, simple user interface, free! Cons: little help available, almost no support, little information given for novice users
First I got to see the Microsoft Notepad when I had my first computer. At that time the program interface looked too complicated and incomprehensible, and the amount of books and reference materials available on this topic is just so tiny that it is...
Pros: Does what it's supposed to do. Oh, and a time-date stamp. Woo. Cons: No customization, line counting, or anything else useful.
Notepad just isn't that great. Sure, you can use it when you have to jot out a little note or whatever, and I suppose it can be used all right to edit HTML or some other non-macro-intensive language. But it definitely has some major disadvantages in the...
Pros: simple, free, don't need to download it Cons: too basic.
Well, much as I hate to say anything nice about Micro$oft, This is quite a nice little package, for free. The problem with reviewing it is that it does nothing special. There are thousands of text editors out there - EditPad, NoteTab, Ultra Edit, Vim,...
Pros: Super clean interface, can edit all sorts of text-based documents and also html code Cons: No word wrapping feature
As I sift through Epinions' numerous reviews for word processors and HTML editors, I couldn't help but feel something was missing... Of course! How could you forget the grand-daddy of all word processors, NOTEPAD!!!
Pros: Very easy to use and learn; it's free! Cons: For it's purpose, nothing at all!
I have now had my computer for about 1 1/2 years.
During this time, I have learned a little about the internet and a little about even HTML. Thanks to really great web sites such as HTML Goodies, (thanks Joe Burns), I have begun on my...
Pros: doesn't use up to much RAM, learning curve only about 10 minutes Cons: boring, fonts very hard to learn, impossible if are trying to learn HTML on it graphics very hard to do.
Microsoft Notepad is a program that comes as standard on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT and i'm not sure for other Windows Applications (maybe someone could leave a comment saying whether or not it does and I will add it).
Pros: loads fast, clean interface, easy to manage Cons: almost no options or extra features
If you want to make a fancy document, don't use Notepad. If you like emphasizing words with italics or underlining, don't use Notepad. But if you want to make quick, brief notes or have somewhere to reformat copied text before pasting it elsewhere,...
Pros: Fast, small program Cons: Can't open anything > 65k, no font saving
Microsoft Notepad is Windows 3.1/95/NT's built in text editor. It is designed for one thing: editing plain text. It does this very well, but has it's limitations.
Notepad is your 'pen and paper' of your Windows desktop. You can...
Pros: simple to learn and navigate Cons: no spell checker
Notepad is a great little word processor from Microsoft. It is very productive for such a simple program. I use this for quick notes and memos. You can actually do a lot with this program.
It is basically an electronic typewriter. Except no...
Pros: Small in size, big in convience, easy to use, very simple, great for memos, reminders, etc. Cons: not too good for important and professional documents.
Post It, those little yellow memo pads with a sticky back, that you can write reminders on, phone numbers, and much more. Notepad is that, except a digital version, there are so many ways to use it! When I first opened it, back in the day when I had...
Pros: Very simple text editor-- screen is clean Cons: Inconsistencies between Win95 and WinNT4; text files capped at 64Kb
Since Microsoft started selling its Windows environment in the mid-1980s it bundled a number of programs it called Accessories so that Windows users can be productive the moment they reach the Windows screen. When Windows was using "groups" in...
Pros: simple, free, present in all versions of Windows, extremely fast Cons: limited to editing small text files, but that's all it's really designed for anyway
Notepad has been a familiar feature in Windows dating back to the 3.1 version and probably even older versions than that one. The fact that Notepad is so ubiquitous is what makes it one of my favorite software tools. I can always hop on a Windows...
Seiko SmartPad2 Connected Notepad Captures handwritten notes and drawings on an ordinary pad of paper and sends them to your Palm OS handheld Organize notes, drawings, and diagrams wit...
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