I had to start using Crimson Editor so I could find line numbers of code that I had to edit to fix stuff as a beta tester. It has a bunch of advanced stuff that some of you may be interested in. It's free and works well on Windows.

http://www.crimsoneditor.com

FYI - The built-in Windows Notepad can GOTO line numbers as well by menu or by CTRL-G it also has no file size limits since Windows 2000 and it can enter a current "TIME and DATE" with F5

Tons of great editors out there but unless someone is fed up with what they're using most won't give another editor a try as they don't feel the need (as evidenced by this thread).

I used to use Crimson a long time ago but recently switched to using Notepad++ for a freebie on other users machines if I want more than the built-in notepad.

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Well whattaya know! Can you tell how long it's been since I've used it??

EditPad still does some cooler things, tho

hehe I'm sure it does. A programmer I know is actively trying to get me to switch to using his editor ASE - It's a great editor and does some cool stuff too but having used UltraEdit for so long now and being used to it and it's advanced features his version does not compete for me. He keeps improving it though but he gears it more towards Scripters and Programmers and I have other uses and needs for an editor besides just those tasks.

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'eh looks no differant than EditPlus and I have that registered