EmEditor Professional 7.02

Publisher's Description:

EmEditor is a text editor for Windows that supports JavaScript or VBScript macros, Unicode, plug-ins, syntax highlighting (including embedded scripts in HTML, ASP, and PHP files), drag-and-drop, and menu and keyboard customizations. This release supports not only JavaScript and VBScript for the text editing macros, but also PerlScript, PHPScript, Python, Ruby, and other languages as long as script engines you want to use are installed.

Supports macros and advanced features.

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	guti	Jun 12, 2008
Version:	7.01 RC1
EmEditor Professional 7.01 RC 1 EmEditor Professional 7.01 RC 1 is available for download. This version fixes bugs including: - Replace in selection only with Search Only Word option. - http://www.emeditor.com/...opic_id=712&forum=4 Download: http://www.emeditor.com/pub/emed701rc1epx.msi (32-bit) http://www.emeditor.com/pub/emed701rc1ep64.msi (64-bit) The portable version can be produced from the Import/Export wizard on the Tools menu after you use the installer. However, the portable version runs slower than one using the Registry.
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Reviewer:	zridling	Jan 15, 2008
Version:	7.00.1 RC10
Well, then stick with UltraEdit, nothing wrong there except it no longer handles large files. For me, I have one great FTP program and I'd much rather use it than an inferior built-in one any day. So we'll disagree on this one. But basically you're gripe is one of: "I'm too cheap," which is not about the quality of the editor itself but of something you wish it had. Oy. On that basis, I guess I should hate MS Windows because it doesn't run Compiz Fusion.
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Reviewer:	lzvk25	Jan 14, 2008
Version:	7.00.1 RC10
Yes, we do need FTP support for real professional work, the rest is just... decoration. I paid for UltraEdit and it has an excellent FTP support support and it is included, it is even capable of connecting to MVS Mainframes. On the other hand, if you want to have FTP suport on EmEditor, you have to pay extra... Why ? So, for a simple FTP support why not go for what it is already there for free : PSPad (included) or Notepad++ (via plugins).
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Reviewer:	zridling	Jan 12, 2008
Version:	7.00.1 RC7
Yea, hell will freeze over before anyone would pay for shareware. Please, dude, that's a phony complaint. Every time someone doesn't like any app, they drag out the ol' 'doesn't do FTP' line.
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Reviewer:	lzvk25	Jan 11, 2008
Version:	7.00.1 RC7
No FTP support and if you want it, you have to pay an extra $39.99 (EmFTP)... Not Good. Basically there is better freeware (Notepad++ or PSPad).
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