NFOpad 1.51
NFOpad 1.51
Category : Business-Finance
Submited Date : 26, Jan, 2009
Os Support : Windows Vista, XP, 2000, 98, Me
License : Freeware
Price :
Size : 441KB
Publisher : http://thd.dyndns.org/
Description : NFOpad is a small, fast and flexible combined nfo viewer and text editor. It is a clone of Microsoft’s Notepad but with extra settings, and support for nfo files. The file extension is used to determine whether to use an ANSI or ASCII font. NFOpad also fully supports Unicode.
Features:
- URL & e-mail follow
- Highly customizable (fonts, colors, app. settings)
- Built in ASCII-fonts for nfo files
- Recently opened files list
- Copy on select option
- Always on top option
- Word wrap option
- Shell integration
- Extension determines font
- Unicode support
- Printing
- Searching & replacing text
- Go to line
- Delete line
- Drag-n-drop
- Close on ESC key
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