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Notepad++ uses Scintilla as its underlying edit component. Scintilla has a bunch of possible options to configure but not all of them are available via the preferences dialog or the main menu of Notepad++. This plugin provides the ability to configure some of these settings.

Tabbed notebook with RichText editor, multi-level notes and strong encryption. This project is an evolution of Tranglos Keynote (of Marek Jedlinski), with new features like: - Unicode compliant - Improvement in image management - Improved Find All - Redesigned navigation history mechanism - New file format: compressed - Improved treatment of links, and new internal KNT links, vinculated to markers, not only to caret position - Improved Clipboard Capture / Web Clip - Alarms...

C++ Builder users without a Delphi license were previously unable to compile the demos. It works with SynditCB. The C++ version located in the "Demos" folder requires the SynEdit components to be installed in the IDE. A second version of these projects is located in the DemosCb folder. Here, instead of the installed components, the source code of the SynEdit components translated to C++ is used, which is in the folder SourceCppRun.

TetraPack is a package with Delphi components for the TextTransformer by Dr. Detlef Meyer-Eltz. The components make it easy to parse and transform strings and files, or to build an parse tree from them.

AutoTrans will transpose a Song for you. Choose the old key and the new key, klick the start button and voilá! Your song is transposed!

JTK is a cross-browser javascript/DOM framework used to build rich web-based client interfaces with basic controls ( dialog, button, imageButton, ...), complex controls ( htmlEditor, colorChooser, grid, ...) and RPC components.

Tinn Is Not Notepad. Tinn is a free text editor that trys to address some of Notepad's limitations without getting too big. It is written in Delphi 5 using the TSynEdit components (also a SourceForge project).