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- March 29, 2008 at 2:41 pm #5614userParticipant
hello
I know that emeditor is a text editor and not a word processor, but I wonder if in next versions emeditor support rich text
by rich text, I mean bold, underlined, etc text, columns and all the stuff that can be done in ms office
maybe this enriched version would be optional for those that want emeditor simple and lite
thanks
March 29, 2008 at 5:57 pm #5617Yutaka EmuraKeymasteruser wrote:
helloI know that emeditor is a text editor and not a word processor, but I wonder if in next versions emeditor support rich text
by rich text, I mean bold, underlined, etc text, columns and all the stuff that can be done in ms office
maybe this enriched version would be optional for those that want emeditor simple and lite
thanks
You can highlight any particular words that match to any criteria at all occurrences, and that’s all EmEditor can do. EmEditor will not highlight like word processors. I don’t think EmEditor will compete with word processors anytime in future, and I will keep it that way to avoid any bloated consequence.
March 29, 2008 at 10:17 pm #5622userParticipantok but emeditor highlights urls
it change text color and it undelines it
supporting underlined and bold text would bloat it more?
I wouldn’t expect emeditor to have the abilities of openoffice (columns, etc) but bold and underline text would be nicethanks
March 30, 2008 at 12:02 pm #5624PassidayParticipantI totally disagree. It’s like, “it would be cool if you could edit video files in EmEditor, please, I want to see this in the next release”.
The beauty of EmEditor is exactly that it sticks to the principle that it services plaintext files. If one needs rich text editing, there are thousands of freeware/commercial sofware that do exactly that.
I have been willing EmEditor to support more elaborate XML editing, and comma/tab delimited text file editing (in cell grid), as it seems to be related stuff, but I understand that it could be matter of personal subjective preference, and if Yutaka doesn’t see that EmEditor has special features for those special text file types, it’s his product after all.
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