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a_user	Posted - 02/21/2000 : 8:41:00 PM When editing large .ogs-files it�s getting inconvenient to use the script window or the windows notepad, esp. if you work with tabs in loops and multiple if-conditions. Has somebody a proposal which editor is the best for Labtalk? Does somebody use the MSVC++ Editor, what are the experiences and how can one activate the color settings, e.g. green for comments (marked by //) when editing .ogs-files? Has somebody yet worked on a on-line syntax-check as it is common for VC++ and VB-Editors? Thanks for any comment in advance!
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Jose	Posted - 03/27/2000 : 8:10:00 PM I like WinEdt, but it is shareware. You can see and download it at www.winedt.com. There you can read WinEdt (shareware) is a powerful, extremely flexible and versatile native editor and shell for MS Windows with a strong predisposition towards the creation of [La]TeX documents (and much more!)... but it has useful customizable highlights and looks for unmatched brackets and so on. Jose.
Barb Tobias	Posted - 02/24/2000 : 8:34:00 PM We're hoping to provide such a solution in Origin 6.1 - which should be available later this summer.

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