Reviews of NoteTab Pro

1. 
   ChrisE

   Reviewing 4.951 (Nov 16, 2008)

   It's very fast, it's very stable.
   It has every feature you can wish for in an text editor (it's not programmer's editor)
   but still feels sleek and clean.
   Good regex support, good scripting, good search/replace in diskfiles.
   Outlines are great.
   That's really a serious tool to get your work down.
2. 
   pluizebol

   Reviewing 4.95 (May 25, 2003)

   Remark 1
   All these so called "notepad-replacements" are missing one big thing:
   The possibility
   - to chose the screen-font for the whole document at once
   - by means of a font-scroll-down box like in word or wordpad or alike.
   
   Remark 2
   A lot of them are so huge in size that I cannot call them notepad replacements aymore.
   
   Remark 3
   A notepad replacement should in m.h.o. offer the following
   - small application (notepad is only 64.5K)
   - no file-size limitation
   - a toolbar
   - an easy (screen)font selection via the toolbar
   - a page-setup possibility to make printing more user friendly.
   
   And that's it.
3. 
   groty

   Reviewing 4.9 Pre Release (Jun 11, 2002)

   Excellent program! Very customizable, solid application. I use CF Studio for HTML and CF, but turn to Notetab for scripting and manipulating huge text files. The only time I have experienced a slightly slow load is when I accidently left a 4 meg XML files open in it with 12 other large text files. My mistake!
4. 
   SlowNeasy

   Reviewing 4.9 Pre Release (Jun 11, 2002)

   What the hell is a Pre Release? It's not a beta, not a RC, not on their homepage. The hell with it.
5. 
   Joco

   Reviewing 4.86b Beta 03 (Apr 26, 2002)

   The library tool bar at the bottom is a great idea. However, when you don't edit HTML file, NTP is less interesting. At the time I tried it, there was no color syntax for other languages and I wonder if there is regular expression search and replace, rectangular zone selection. When I asked the author to add the shell context menu (Explorer right-click, open with NoteTab). He answer me that he doesn't like it b/c the context menu will be too much loaded. And he advised that right-click, send to, NoteTab is good enough (but actually requires 1 more click and 1 more mouse scroll). He seemed not very willing to even considerer to make the right-click optional. Strange way of providing support. Try UltraEdit, it may be less powerful for HTML, but IMHO better for other types of file. And the tech support is wonderful.

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