Windows 10: Favorite Basic Text/Data Editor??

MS has Notepad as a nice lite text editor and word-pad.. both are nice and fit the need, and pre-installed. But what do you use as a third party tool??

I use the following:

• Notepad++
• Notepad2
• Genny
• EditPad Pro/EditPad lite.. both are great, IMO..

So,, what you you folks use/think??
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I use Notepad++ for pretty much all of the coding I do for my Web course and the majority of text-based stuff I do for myself.

I only use Word, when I have to create documents (e.g. reports) that have to be submitted for assessment.

 

I really do like Notpad++ .. nice editor for lots of things.

 

These sites are pretty much build with Notepad++

 

That's good to know.. I've used Notepad++ for years,

 

I normally use Notepad++ instead of Notepad. Now that it's on my mind I need to install it in Windows 10. I never gave it a thought to install it the last time I did a clean install.

 

There's the new Visual Studio Code from Microsoft, free and based off of Atom - perfect because it's cross-platform and runs on Windows/Linux/Mac.

I prefer Sublime Text 2/3, myself (faster UI, C++ instead of HTML/JS). And vim never dies, of course.

 

I tried it out and it's ok.. I much prefer any of the ones I listed in the OP.

 

I used Notepad++ until I discovered Notepad2 and now I wouldn't even think of changing.
Once customized Notepad2 works much better for me *Biggrin

 

I go back and forth between Notepad++ and Notepad2. I use FileSearchEX to actually find the files I've been working on, then right click and them all and drag them into Notepad++. That is really why I like Notepad++ ... support for more than one file.

 

Notepad2 set as default.

 

Nice choice.. I like that one but I'm really digging EditPad Pro.. *Smile

 

I use Notepad++ for anything I don't do in the PowerShell ISE (although I may give the PowerShell plugin for NP++ a try).