UnicEdit

• single document based,
  
• no text formating possibilities,
  
• not very fast on large text files
  

• the editor uses internally Unicode charcaters: each character can be choosen out of a set of 65535 characters,
  
• the font used for displaying the text can be changed. If different fonts support different parts of the Unicode character set, different parts of the text can be made visible. Characters not available in the selected font are displayed as a so called default character,
  
• the full Unicode name of each character (if available) is displayed on the bottom line,
  
• various text formats can be choosen for import, like:
  • 2 byte Unicode (UCS-2)
  • 4 byte Unicode (UCS-4)
  • 2 or 4 Unicode (UTF-16)
  • both byte orders for the formats given above
  • 1 - 6 byte Unicode (UTF-8)
  • ANSI or multibyte with various code pages
  If the format is unknown an automatic detection tries to make the right selection,
  
• various text formats can be choosen for export (see above),
  
• Windows NT look and feel (similar to Microsofts Wordpad).
  

New in version 2.1:

• drag & drop
  
• command line options are evaluated
  

New in version 2.3:

• status- and toolbar can be hidden
  
• more command line options (f.e. silent conversion)
  
• last choosen font is saved on exit
  
• integration into the Windows-Explorer context menu
  

New in version 2.4:

• Bugfix: more fonts appear in the font selector
  

New in version 2.5:

• Conversion of the line separators 2028 and 2029 into CR+LF on demand
  

New in version 2.6:

• Bugfix: carriage return / line feed detection fails on some circumstances
  

New in version 2.7:

• Open Source under GPL
  

New in version 2.8:

• Bugfix: context menu integration failed
  
• Configurable wordwrap
  
• Configurable Tab size
  

Usage:

• displaying or creation of text files for foreign code pages,
  
• editing of Unicode text files,
  
• text conversion.
  

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