RJ TextEd 5.74.1

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Unicode text editor with syntax highlighting, code folding, full FTP client, HTML preview, spell checking, and email support. The editor can use any language with the use of a language file. A syntax definition file editor is included. Adds HTML preview tab using Mozilla Active X (Firefox) component, both IE and Firefox preview tabs have full browser capabilities, and add or edit folder favorites in explorer tabs. Adds advanced column mode, new extended search, new search features Internal browsers (IE and Firefox) Reformatting of paragraphs and selected text, new folding options, new print options, and uses TopStyle Lite.

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