It is normal for any user looking for a text and source code editor to always look out for one that has a lot of important features. This is always the first condition before downloading such application. Ease of use is also a factor to be considered, and that is why SynWrite might just be worth a try.

What’s SynWrite?

SynWrite is a powerful text and source code editor with many features like syntax highlighting, code folding, tree structure, auto-completion, code templates, string extraction and clipboard history. The software supports virtually all kinds of encodings, which makes it a more attractive option when looking for a source code editor.

With the use of external tools, it is possible to check your code and navigate to errors. As “Notepad replacement” SynWrite gives you a lightweight and full-featured alternative for windows text editing. Also runs as portable app or plugin for file manager “Total Commander”.

This version in review comes with a lot of additions and updates including the following: tabs “modified” colour; tabs colours save to history file; tabs option “Show entire tab coloured”; tabs dbl-click adds tab; and Tweaks: don’t add ftp tabs to project/sess; wider tab colour line; “ruble sign” in clips; confirm binary files with Open dlg.

SynWrite is a great application that has a lot of useful features.

Want to check it out? Visit Uvviewsoft.com.

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