Plain Text

Posted by Daly de Gagne
Dec 20, 2006 at 09:52 PM

Steve, so does Treepad Lite actually save in plain text or is it a special Treepad file?

Daly

Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Derek,
> >If you’re looking for a plain text editor with a hierarchical tree
>structure, take a look at Treepad Lite, which is free: http://www.treepad.com
> >It doesn’t
>have a lot of editing bells and whistles, but it does the basics quite nicely.
> >Steve
>Z.
> >Derek Cornish wrote:
>>None of
>>these editors, as far as I can see, combines
>plain-text editing with the two-pane
>>topic+note structure the way that NoteTab
>and the rather expensive DataOmega
>>InSight do. Although this structure only
>allows a crude form of text manipulation and
>>is not to be confused with that provided
>by single-pane outliners, it can be very
>>useful for the later stages of writing -
>e.g., moving drafted chunks of text around
>>easily within an overall organization
>such as a book or article.