15-09-2021

Editpad Lite

Open and edit text files and switch between different files and projects with tabs. EditPad Lite EditPad Pro. Write and edit plain-text files like source. Editpad Lite free download - EditPad Pro, Daemon Tools Lite, File Viewer Lite, and many more programs.

Free Evaluation Download

The difference between this free evaluation version and the full version is that the evaluation version will remind you to purchase your personal license key if you wish to continue using EditPad Pro. All of EditPad Pro’s features are available in the evaluation version, except for the spell checker (to reduce the download size of the evaluation version) and the configurable print headers (the headers in the trial version are fixed, reminding you to purchase EditPad Pro).

While you can use the custom syntax coloring schemes and custom file navigation schemes with the trial version, the separate applications for creating your own syntax coloring and file navigation schemes are not included.

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Download EditPad Pro Free Trial (26 MB). Version 8.2.2, released 9 April 2021.

Documentation

Editpad Lite Vs Pro

Lite

Both the purchased and free evaluation downloads include full documentation as a help file. Press F1 while using EditPad Pro to bring it up. The help file explains all of EditPad Pro’s features in detail.

If you want a printable manual, you can download the EditPad Pro manual in PDF format. It contains the same text as the help file.

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If you just want to have a look at the documentation without downloading anything, you can read the EditPad Pro user’s guide on this website.

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Editpad Lite Review

The only thing that prevents me from rating it 5 stars for features is that it doesn't handle RTF (Rich Text Format) files. If it did that then it'd be perfect.You will see another review here, suggesting that another app (Metapad) does edit RTF files. That review was written by a liar. The person who wrote it tells lies (and makes the baby Jesus cry). Metapad does nothing of the sort. Don't waste your time, stick with EditPad. That's what I'm doing until I finally find a portable, tabbed editor with all the strengths of EditPad that also edits RTF files. Then I'll drop it faster than an ugly baby and pretend I never loved it really, because I'm fickle, but secretly I'll feel guilty and think 'Oh, if only EditPad had been able to handle RTF files too, I'd never have turned away from it. Oh, how I wish the dev(s) had thought to make it create/edit RTF files before it was too late. Oh, if only they read the reviews on SnapFiles .'(And by 'create'edit'handle' RTF files, obviously I mean bold/italic/underline/strikethrough font types, left/centre/right/fully justified pages, with indenting and image embedding - like all the other features of Wordpad I wish it could also replace). Until then though, EditPad is the only text editor for me. And it should be more than enough for you too. Get it. Use it. Never regret it. Review details