Some applications or programs are sometimes too good to be free when you consider quality of features and the incredible number of download. We do have quite a lot of great programs that are available for free these days; and every one of them including Rapid Environment Editor has a lot to offer.

What is Rapid Environment Editor?

Rapid Environment Editor (RapidEE) is an environment variables editor that includes easy to use GUI and replaces small and inconvenient Windows edit box. The software supports Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 2008 & Windows 7 (including 64 bit versions). If you still use Windows NT or 2000, then use version 6.1 for Windows 9x or ME use version 2.1.

This feature-rich program already boasts of a couple of changes and minor fixes such as; 3rd party components update, and fixing of found and fixed the annoying AV error, which is regression. Rapid Environment Editor also retains most of its key features that include the following; doesn’t require installation and could be run as a “portable application”, automatically checking for invalid pathnames and filenames, translated into number of languages (English, Russian, Japanese, French, Polish, German, Italian, Latvian, etc), and inspector shows miscellaneous information about variables, need to type long pathnames, and many others.

Any downsides?

Rapid Environment Editor is such an amazing program with lots of users across the internet giving it some positive ratings.

Want to check it out? Visit Rapidee.

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