I highly recommend UltraEdit 16 (Win3.x) or 32 (Win95/NT)

       http://www.ultraedt.com

Some of the feature that I really like:

i.    You can switch back and forth between text editing and hex
editing.
      Great for modifying ROM code.

ii.   You can do "column" cut & paste.

iii.   You can customize the toolbar to run you compiler or better
still
      your make utility, and capture the compilation output into a
      window, so you don't even have to leave your editor.
      Just click and compile like from a custom IDE.

iv.  You can edit up to 1Gb of file (if you ever need it).

v.   Best of all, you can customize syntax highlighting for any
      assembly language, C language, HTML, etc...
      (e.g mine have 80C51, PIC, MIPS, H8, HMCS400 (Hitachi's 4-bit)
      assembly and C language syntax-highlighted)

      And it cost only US$30 !!... US$15 for an upgrade.

Regards,
Peter Tiang.

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>>> Andrew Warren <fastfwd@IX.NETCOM.COM> 21/May/1998 06:57pm >>>
Morgan Olsson <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote:

> Is [CodeWright] free? (probably not)
> Where can we find it?

Morgan:

As you suspected, CodeWright is not free; in the USA, it costs $269.

It's published by Premia Corporation; they have a web site at:

    http://www.premia.com

You can download a time-limited, slightly-decontented version of
CodeWright from the web site.

Note:  Many pages on the Premia web site are only reachable through
their Site Map, so if you visit their site, go directly to the Site
Map and do all your navigating from there.

-Andy

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