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 Not okay Prophet of Celestia Level: 95    
Posts: 1193/2423 EXP: 8581339 Next: 87268 Since: 01-01-12 From: The Netherlands Last post: 2706 days Last view: 1022 days |
Textpad here. |
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Level: 130
Posts: 1248/4986 EXP: 25329367 Next: 401210 Since: 01-02-12 Last post: 1940 days Last view: 1940 days |
I typically use Notepad, but I have Programmer's Notepad for when I want to tinker with some code and Open Office if I need text formatting. |
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 11 Hit Combo: Mother's Rosario Level: 110
Posts: 759/3396 EXP: 14241750 Next: 167136 Since: 12-30-11 From: Akron, Ohio; USA Last post: 43 days Last view: 4 days |
OS X: Sublime Text 2 - really nice syntax highlighting and good function referencing. Also supports session saving and function collapsing. (vim and joe on the command line as well)
Win: Notepad++ - pretty much the same thing as Sublime in the reason I use it. X11: I really don't have one, I use a cli editor usually Possibly gedit if copy/paste is being fickle. I think if I used an OS with X11 natively again I'd give the gtk version of vim a try. Unix CLI: Vim - I used to be against the VI based editors, but recently I started using VIM in a Linux admin class and the power of it's syntax coloring started me to give it more a shot. I am far from a "vi ninja" but it's replaced my main cli editor. CLI Alt: joe - it's a very powerful dos-eque editor that has most of the features of vim. It's an easier learning cure. I still use often. 
The Dynamic Profile Administrator™"Never Knows Best" Note: if you can see this my layout broke. ALL THE CREDITS WILL BE REVEALED!! 'Victory Noriko' by @thatsheepagain. 'Chibi Dance Noriko' by @Haru__Kitsu. 'Deity's Night Out (Featuring Gabbie)' by @thatsheepagain Noriko Emotes by @Haru__Kitsu. Side Bar Noriko by @thatsheepagain 'Noriko's Nature Walk' by @projectTiGER_ Emotive Noriko by @thatsheepagain. "Space Candy Noriko" by BerryVerrine. "Super Sharp Noriko" by Xionfes. A gift illustration from the wonderful EverKinzPony! "Magical Girl Noriko" by @cute_hospital! "Patient Chibi Noriko" by @Ruii_ki! 'Dapper '60s Noriko' by @thatsheepagain. 'Shiny Chibi Noriko' by @inioli. 'Flower Veil Noriko' by @Sushiee_. 'Noriko in Realism' by @_Sarybuu. 'Noriko's Midnight Adventure' by @projectTiGER_ 'Yukata Noriko' by @yunyunmaru_ 'Birthday Wishes Noriko' by @thatsheepagain |
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   Level: 132
Posts: 439/5269 EXP: 27062690 Next: 69243 Since: 06-19-12 Last post: 3508 days Last view: 3401 days |
I prefer Notepad, but I'll use Wordpad too. Notepad more generally for css and all. |
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 Roy Koopa My name is Sanger Zonvolt. I am the Sword that cleaves evil! Level: 157
Posts: 895/7703 EXP: 48632385 Next: 946848 Since: 01-04-12 From: Sweden Last post: 1737 days Last view: 1701 days |
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Queen Lesbian of Kafuka Level: 163
Posts: 1723/8412 EXP: 55485616 Next: 1002028 Since: 01-06-12 Last post: 3432 days Last view: 1955 days |
Posted by Trapster Is that so? Wow, that is pretty terrible. I know many people who use Wordpad for their Word documents because they don't have Office, and this would completely screw them over. |
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~< Outta here. |
Posted by Trapster Even Windows 7 Starter comes with Microsoft Office Starter, which lets you open Word files. |
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The Sorceress. Boing~ Level: 240
Posts: 3360/20774 EXP: 215429265 Next: 1870696 Since: 01-01-12 From: UK Last post: 1520 days Last view: 44 min. |
Posted by GreyMariaI can say anything above that (which is any upgrade) doesn't come along with it.Posted by Trapster Although, to be honest.. I haven't used Word for a rather long time.. The world could always use more heroes! |
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Level: 130
Posts: 1685/4986 EXP: 25329367 Next: 401210 Since: 01-02-12 Last post: 1940 days Last view: 1940 days |
Simple solution to not wanting to buy Microsoft Office: Use OpenOffice. |
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The Sorceress. Boing~ Level: 240
Posts: 3362/20774 EXP: 215429265 Next: 1870696 Since: 01-01-12 From: UK Last post: 1520 days Last view: 44 min. |
Posted by TreliorIndeed. OpenOffice is just as good and free. The world could always use more heroes! |
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11 Hit Combo: Mother's Rosario Level: 110
Posts: 762/3396 EXP: 14241750 Next: 167136 Since: 12-30-11 From: Akron, Ohio; USA Last post: 43 days Last view: 4 days |
LibreOffice is another full word processor/office suite (actually it's another version of open office) as well. I think this version gets the more up to date stuff. I do use Word at work as well as the rest of office being a MS University. I tend to keep it plain text for my stuff most of the time. The Dynamic Profile Administrator™"Never Knows Best" Note: if you can see this my layout broke. ALL THE CREDITS WILL BE REVEALED!! 'Victory Noriko' by @thatsheepagain. 'Chibi Dance Noriko' by @Haru__Kitsu. 'Deity's Night Out (Featuring Gabbie)' by @thatsheepagain Noriko Emotes by @Haru__Kitsu. Side Bar Noriko by @thatsheepagain 'Noriko's Nature Walk' by @projectTiGER_ Emotive Noriko by @thatsheepagain. "Space Candy Noriko" by BerryVerrine. "Super Sharp Noriko" by Xionfes. A gift illustration from the wonderful EverKinzPony! "Magical Girl Noriko" by @cute_hospital! "Patient Chibi Noriko" by @Ruii_ki! 'Dapper '60s Noriko' by @thatsheepagain. 'Shiny Chibi Noriko' by @inioli. 'Flower Veil Noriko' by @Sushiee_. 'Noriko in Realism' by @_Sarybuu. 'Noriko's Midnight Adventure' by @projectTiGER_ 'Yukata Noriko' by @yunyunmaru_ 'Birthday Wishes Noriko' by @thatsheepagain |
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Goddess of the Apocalypse Level: 203
Posts: 1630/14042 EXP: 119696606 Next: 1560049 Since: 01-03-12 From: Boston, MA Last post: 936 days Last view: 936 days |
♥1630 ✿5174 ★24 I use LibreOffice on my Mac when I need to do fancy word-processor or Excel-type things... the only issue I run into is some things require Java, which I have a paranoid fear of...  Apparently the team is working on that though. |
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 Red Birdo RIP Fat Lesbian Level: 90
Posts: 22/2142 EXP: 7068855 Next: 119754 Since: 04-03-12 From: Seattle, USA Last post: 4134 days Last view: 4133 days |
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 Paragoomba Level: 20
Posts: 65/65 EXP: 37711 Next: 4728 Since: 12-30-11 From: Sydney, Australia Last post: 4985 days Last view: 1065 days |
Sublime Text 2 , for both Windows and OS X.
For a ton of reasons.. it does everything Notepad++ did for me and much more, it's cross platform and in a way that it feels native on both platforms. Great plugin system. It looks nice, but is not bloated and not overwhelming.. Uses the TextMate syntax files, and it isn't too hard to come up with a custom one at all. Oh, did I say that it's awesome? On Office applications.. I can't use any spreadsheet program except Excel because my muscle memory is ingrained into it, any slight variation of behavior throws me off.. |
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Scryforce - A place that still exists. Neat. Level: 88
Posts: 5/2020 EXP: 6405797 Next: 244867 Since: 07-18-12 From: USA Last post: 1451 days Last view: 1433 days |
I use Notepad++ versus Notpad because I like the Syntax Highlighting and I'm used to it. Although long ago back in 2002-2007 I did just stick to Notpad because I was very lazy.
Then again, I didn't have much use for it back then. Haha. I suppose this "comfort zone" is why I stick to Windows as much as I do. |
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 Miracles Happen When you believe... Level: 260
Posts: 3/25311 EXP: 284162876 Next: 3075045 Since: 07-16-12 From: Albany, NY OS: Windows 98 Last post: 825 days Last view: 825 days |
For plaintext, I tend to use Notepad++ because it has a ton of useful features, such as dual columns and tabbed windows 
For word processing and spreadsheets, LibreOffice is where it's at  "Miracles happen, when you believe..."
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 Octorok Level: 13
Posts: 4/26 EXP: 9383 Next: 884 Since: 06-16-12 From: Czech Republic Last post: 4730 days Last view: 3266 days |
On linux, I generally use gedit. It's tiny, but does everything I want from it.
I'm also fond of nano for terminal shenanigans. I don't see any huge advantage in learning vim, and it would probably be messed up by colemak anyway. The little time I spend on Windows, I'll use Notepad++ because it does syntax highlighting and tabs. For documents or spreadsheets, I'll generally go for Google Docs. I especially like how simple it is to set up collaboration. |
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