Posted by -Lost on 10/14/37 11:53

"John Fitzsimons" <DELETEucwubqf02@sneakemail.com> wrote in message
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> Yes, I know one could use just about any text editor. Ideally what I
> would like however would be something with most/all of the following :
>
> (1) Free.
>
> (2) Able to open the system "default" browser (or an internal one)
> without needing to "copy and paste" the file address.
>
> (3) Able to run from a USB drive.
>
> (4) Able to give an error if incorrect syntax used.
>
> (5) Able to give an idea where an error may be.
>
> (6) Able to suggest what an error may be.
>
> (7) Able to run with an XP system.

EditPlus.

If you were willing to put a *lot* of effort into learning a new editor, vi/vim, emacs,
pfe or MultiEdit are also top-notch editors capable of what you seek.

-Lost

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