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IDM is proud to present our award-winning product, UltraEdit-32. UltraEdit-32 

is a disk-based editor  for Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/2003 and XP (not Win32s). 
UltraEdit-32 supports 64-bit file handling (standard) on all 32-bit Windows 
platforms.
Key Features

    * Code Folding
    * Supports 64-bit file handling (standard) on all 32-bit Windows 
platforms
    * UNICODE support
    * Disk based text editing - supports files in excess of 4GB, minimum RAM 

used even for multi-megabyte files
    * 100,000 word spell checker, with foreign languages support (American 
English, British English, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, 
Italian, 
Spanish and Swedish)
    * Syntax highlighting - configurable, pre-configured for C/C++, VB, 
HTML, Java, and Perl, with special options for FORTRAN and LaTex. Multiple 
wordfiles available for download
    * FTP client built in to give access to FTP servers with multiple 
account settings and automatic logon and save. (32-Bit Only) Includes 
support 
for SFTP (SSH2).
    * Project/Workspace support
    * Configurable keyboard mapping (32-Bit only)
    * Column/block mode editing
    * Hexadecimal Editor - allows editing of any binary file, shows binary 
and ASCII view
    * Named Templates
    * HTML Toolbar preconfigured for popular functions
    * Integration with UltraSentry to securely delete UltraEdit temporary 
files
    * Multi-byte Support with Integrated IME Support

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Programmer's Features

    * Code Folding
          o Fold any Function or Structure (C/C++)
          o Collapse All and Expand All
          o Support for ignore strings and comment strings
    * Syntax highlighting (user configurable):
          o Pre-configured for C/C++, VB, HTML, Java, and Perl
          o Special options for FORTRAN and LaTex
          o Support for up to 20 languages
          o Multiple wordfiles available for download
          o Support for ASP
          o Allows different background colors
          o Support to highlight words beginning with a specified sub-string
          o Support for syntax highlighting based on file name
          o Color sections may be named
          o Font styles available
    * Ctags support*:
          o Project specific Ctag file with option to create automatically 
when opened
          o Configurable parameters and tag file for use outside of projects
          o Find Symbol command will locate symbol in ctag file of selected 
item or item under cursor and position it in appropriate file
          o *Requires the use of third part CTag EXE for tag file generation 

(links provided)
    * Artistic style formatter
    * Number convertor (selected number to binary, octal, decimal or 
hexadecimal)
    * Auto-Correction of Keywords
    * Character Properties POP-UP Dialog to show:
          o Value of character in Decimal/HEX and Display
          o Offset of character from start of file in Decimal/HEX
    * Duplicate Line
    * New Line/Insert Line
    * Auto-Completion:
          o When invoked all the keywords from the Syntax Highlighting will 
be available in the list (if the file uses Syntax Highlighting)
          o A user specified file may be used to provide the strings for 
Auto-Completion
          o UltraEdit will search back 50K in the file for words that match 
a partially typed word and show these
    * FTP client built in to give access to FTP servers with multiple 
account settings and automatic logon and save. (32-Bit Only) Includes 
support 
for SFTP (SSH2).
    * Regular expression searches
    * Automatic highlighting of brackets/braces as typing or positioning 
occurs
          o Highlight based on Line/Col Background
          o User configurable match strings
          o Includes < and > for HTML
    * Hexadecimal Editor - allows editing of any binary file, shows binary 
and ASCII view
    * Project/workspace support - allows user to group files and define 
multiple workspace configurations
    * Project can have separate wordfile
    * ASCII table - allows viewing and insertion of ASCII characters
    * Add/Remove line comments to selected lines
    * Support of line comments up to 5 characters
    * Comprehensive macro support, including saving and loading, multiple 
macros with hot keys
    * Configurable tool support (Run compiler, etc.)
    * Function list shows functions in active file (with 6 function strings 
per language)
    * Reformatting of existing code to indent/unindent based on language

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Database Handling Features

    * Disk based text editing - supports files in excess of 4GB, minimum RAM 

used even for multi-megabyte files
    * Insert string at every increment (ideal for formatting DB records and 
inserting hard returns)
    * Column/block editing - allows insertion/removal of columns of data
    * Insert/fill columns
    * Insert line numbers
    * Sum columns/selection

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File / File Management Features

    * File Tree View (tabbed interface) includes:
          o List of files on drive (open selected files, file properties)
          o List of Open files (close/save/tile/print selected files)
          o List of Project files (open selected files)
          o Filter for File Tree View
          o FTP/SFTP Account Access
          o Right click compare from Explorer view
    * Tree View function to change view to drive/path of active file
    * Open multiple files at once from the file open dialog and command line
    * Quick Open option to open all matching files recursively through sub 
directories
    * Option to open file without temp file (with threshold size to allow 
only large files to use this option)
    * Close, Close All files
    * FTP:
          o FTP client built in to give access to FTP servers with multiple 
account settings and automatic logon and save. (32-Bit Only) Includes 
support 
for SFTP (SSH2).
          o FTP Open
          o FTP Save As
          o Asynchronous Save/Open of FTP/SFTP Files
          o Date based synchronization of FTP linked project folders
          o Allows multiple selection of files
          o Supports filenames with spaces
          o Setting for ASCII / BINARY / PASSIVE transfers
          o Specific support for AIX / AS400 / BS2000 / MVS / OS9000 / 
Stratus VOS / UNIX / VAX/VMS Servers
          o SFTP allows Public/Private Key encryption
          o SFTP supports PuTTY key format
          o Store FTP settings in a user definable file
          o Ability to link local folder and remote folder and 
upload/download files between remote server and local system
    * File Revert to Saved
    * Save, Save As, Save All, Save Selection As file
    * ASCII/Binary file compare (saving and or printing of difference 
summary)
    * Sort support for up to 4 sort keys with option for alphanumeric or 
numeric sort
    * Support for setting code page and locale
          o Locale used (optionally) for sort
          o Code page used for Unicode conversions
    * UNIX/MAC file conversions (to/from DOS), EBCDIC file conversions 
(to/from ASCII), OEM conversions (to/from ANSI)
    * EBCDIC/HEX combined view without conversion
    * Auto detect UNIX, MAC and Binary/Hex files when loaded
    * UNICODE support on all Win32 platforms
    * Unicode Big-Endian support for editing
    * Conversion between Big-Endian and Little-Endian formats
    * Support for UTF-8 and conversions to/from UTF-8
    * Support for direct editing of ASCII escaped Unicode
    * Support for the new WM_UNICHAR message
    * Edit Unix/MAC files without any conversion required (^n/^r used in 
find/replace for lf/cr)
    * Insert file into an existing document at cursor position
    * Support for rename of files
    * Reload changed files without files becoming active
    * Option to automatically reload changed files
    * Delete Active file
    * Insert string at every increment
    * Favorite Files list stores up to 50 user files
    * Functions strings can recognize multiple lines
    * Recent Files submenu stores up to 16 files
    * Recent Projects/Workspace submenu stores up to 8 different 
projects/workspaces
    * Send Mail - sends the active file as a MAIL attachment - (selected 
programs only)
    * Minimize all
    * Sort File Tabs
    * Right click on file and open
    * Right click URL and open
    * Open of Unicode paths via Drag and Drop from Explorer
    * Configuration options:
          o Default file type for new files (DOS, UNIX, MAC)
          o Show filename only in title (not path)
          o Make file that changed and is reloaded the active file
          o Delete existing file before saving
          o Edit files containing nulls (HEX 00) in text mode
          o Cache INI file for quicker load/shutdown
          o Setting for file compare EXE to use in place of UltraEdit's 
compare
          o Setting to disable left cursor from going to end of previous 
line

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Printing Features

    * Printing preview
    * Printing line numbers
    * Print command doesn't print hidden lines
    * Headers/footers (with alignment commands), margins and page breaks
    * Printing of syntax highlighting in color
    * Print 2 pages on 1 sheet in Landscape or Portrait modes
    * Font Selection for display and printer. (Supports all fonts installed 
including True Type fonts)
    * Print All Open Files

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Editing Features

    * HTML Toolbar preconfigured for popular functions
    * Customize Tags in HTML toolbar or create new Tags
    * CSS style builder
    * Multi-level undo and redo
    * Multiple tab positions
    * Cut, copy and paste support
    * Copy - append and Cut - append, allows the user to copy the selection 
and append it to the clipboard
    * Clipboard history
    * Insert/overstike mode with cursor and status bar indication
    * Select All, Select Line, Select Word, Delete, Delete Line
    * Delete to End of Line or Start of Line from cursor position
    * Insert date and time
    * HEX editing with:
          o HEX Cut, Copy and Paste support
          o HEX Insert and Delete of characters
          o HEX Find, Replace and Replace All
          o HEX Mode Ruler shows offset
          o HEX mode copy function to copy HEX view of text to clipboard
    * 100,000 word spell checker, with foreign language support (American 
English, British English, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, 
Italian, 
Spanish and Swedish)
    * Read Only default option and edit menu item
    * Drag and Drop editing
    * Word wrap support
    * Automatic word wrap at specified column with hard return
    * Auto-Indentation
    * Line Length up to 9k allowed
    * Home Key positions at first non-space, then first character
    * Function to copy active file path/name to clipboard
    * Triple Click selects a line

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Search Features

    * Find, Find Next, Find Previous, Replace and Replace All
          o Find "entry" box/drop down on toolbar for quick finds
          o Allows selection of text between caret and find target when 
shift key is pressed
    * List Lines Containing String opens non-modal Find dialog
    * Highlight all found occurrences of string
    * Count number of occurrences of string
    * Find in files/Replace in files support for all open files or project 
files
    * Find in Files/Replace in Files option for UNICODE Searches
    * Find in Files ignore directories in search and replace
    * Find in Files with an empty find string will create listing of all 
files matching directory/name specification
    * Multiple search paths allowed with Find/Replace in files
    * Replace in files (including option to list changed files and number of 

occurrences)
    * Regular expression support with tagged expressions for find/replace
    * Perl compatible regular expressions
    * HEX Find, Replace and Replace All
    * Find matching braces
    * Goto line number or page
    * Bookmarks:
          o Named bookmarks
          o Bookmarks saved (optionally)
          o Go to previous bookmark
          o Clear all bookmarks
    * Word count will count only selected text if selection exists (includes 

line count)
    * Dockable "Function List" shows all the functions in a file in a list 
box and supports function searches in all project files
    * Regular Expression support for 0 or more occurrences using ++
    * Option for Unix style Regular Expressions
    * Option (default) to automatically find selected text with find 
Next/Prev
    * Commands for going to END of next or previous WORD
    * Option (default) for find dialog to use word under cursor
    * Configurable '^' character for find/replace (via INI setting)
    * Back/Forward functions take you to the previous place you edited, 
scrolled from, or jumped to a tag from etc. and works across multiple files
    * Preserve Case Replace to preserve the case of a word when being 
replaced
    * Incremental Search
    * Dialogs have full unicode support

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Project / Workspace Features

    * Open multiple files as a single project/workspace
    * Delete files from project
    * Recent project list showing up to eight of the last projects opened
    * Automatic detection of UltraEdit project file when loaded or dropped 
onto UltraEdit
    * Capable of having separate wordfile
    * Project specific user tools (as well as standard set)
    * User bitmaps and project tools for user
    * User/project tools supports having output go directly to the active 
document
    * Group support for projects, allowing files to be grouped together
    * Project/Favorites - Add Files/Add all open files dialog allows 
multiple file selection
    * Support for nested groups with no limit on depth
    * Directories allowed as a group
    * Directory groups dynamically updated
    * Direct addition/removal of files from File Tree View
    * Recursive addition of files/folders

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Display Features

    * User Configurable Toolbars - Save Multiple Configurations
    * User-configurable right-click context menu for Main Edit Windows and 
File Tabs
    * View/hide toolbar and/or status bar
    * Configurable default edit window size
    * TABS to select between open files (Optional-32-bit only)
    * Multiple files open and displayed at the same time
    * View/hide output window
    * View Menu includes option to show Page Breaks as line across the 
screen
    * Ability to hide and unhide selected portions of text
    * File Tree View (32-Bit Version) includes:
          o List of files on drive (open selected files, file properties)
          o List of Open files (close/save/tile/print selected files)
          o List of Project files (open selected files)
    * Set display and/or printer fonts independently, or use display font 
for printing, reset default fonts
    * View menu items (and toolbar support) to zoom in/out by 
increasing/decreasing font size
    * Separate font for hex/column mode
    * Selectable OEM character - set option for fonts that support it
    * Color selection for background, normal/selected text, bookmarks, 
line/column numbers
    * Color selector allows user to select a color and insert the value into 

a file
    * Line numbers based on real lines not wrapped lines
    * Show spaces, tabs and new lines
    * Column markers to display vertical line at specified columns
    * Optional fixed non-scrollable area (columns left of the first column 
marker)
    * Ruler for column numbers
    * Viewing with line numbers on left side of window
    * ASCII Table - with ability to insert directly from table
    * Codepage conversion support
    * Status bar line & column number display
    * Pop-up menus with right mouse button
    * User configurable icons and menus
    * Dockable "Tag List" allows definition of a set of "TAGS" that can 
automatically be inserted into a file. Designed in part for HTML, it allows 
text to be selected for automatic insertion of tags around the selected text
    * Status bar displays number of bytes selected
    * Color selection for active line (line with cursor)
    * Commands to position active line at top, middle or bottom of screen
    * Color selection ruler lines and column markers
    * Dockable "Function List" shows all the functions in a file in a list 
box
    * Macro List for quick access (dockable) - (32-bit version)
    * Full Screen mode
    * Auto-recovery of modified files after system/application crash
    * Option to minimize UltraEdit to system tray

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Formatting Features

    * Add line endings to XML files that have little or none
    * Xmllint support
    * Paragraph Alignment
          o Left, Center, Right, Fill (for fixed pitch fonts)
          o Reformat paragraph
    * Convert CR/LF's to word wrap (removes CR/LF's from file)
    * Convert Word Wrap to CR/LF's allowing word wrap to be written to file 
with hard returns
    * Conversion of:
          o TABS to SPACES
          o SPACES to TABS for all tabs, or just leading tabs in a line
          o Character delimited files to fixed column
          o Fixed column file to character delimited
    * Trim trailing spaces
    * Line space support for Single, 1 1/2 and double spacing
    * Convert ANSI to OEM, OEM to ANSI
    * Text conversion to lower or upper case, invert case and capitalization
    * Automatic line indentation (add, remove)
    * Insert page break
    * Tab and word wrap settings based on file extension (optionally)

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Column / Block Editing Features

* Insert/fill columns

    * Delete/cut columns
    * Insert sequential numbers (HEX / Decimal)
    * Sum columns/selection
    * Column mode justify (Left, Right, Center) to justify text just in the 
specified columns
    * Column mode enhancements-select columns and type characters to insert

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Macro Features

    * Comprehensive macro support, including saving and loading multiple 
macros with hot keys
    * Macro Load and SaveAs support special characters for dynamically 
setting up file to load or save within macro
    * Macros can be run when file is loaded and when file is saved
    * Save All macros
    * Autoload (and optionally run) macro when UltraEdit starts
    * Edit macro
    * Delete macros, or modify hot key assignments
    * Easy record of macro
    * Play again/play any macro multiple times
    * Option for automatic warning on exit if edited macro is unsaved
    * Rename macros
    * Macro support for "IfFound" and "IfNotFound" to check if a string was 
found and conditionally execute macro commands
    * Macro functions for "IfNameIs" and "IfExtIs" to check active 
filename/extension within macros for conditional statements
    * Macro support for column mode functions
    * Macro support for running tools
    * Support for changing clipboard in a macro
    * Unix Regular Expressions setting can be changed in macros

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Advanced / User-Configurable Features

    * File Logging
          o Automatically update log files at configurable interval
          o Files can individually be set to be log files
    * Named template support (display/modify/insert up to 50 User Templates)
    * Template list view provided for quick access to templates
    * Run DOS command
    * Run Windows program
    * Tools configuration, up to 25 user tools (also project specific user 
tools)
    * User tools may have user ICONS or BITMAPS
    * Default save directory and backup directory may be specified
    * Timed backup/Auto Save
    * Tab settings
    * Separate indent and tab stop setting
    * Automatic backup file generated (several options available)
    * Auto Save files as input format option to allow automatic detection, 
editing and saving of UNIX or MAC files
    * Option to minimize UltraEdit on close of last open file
    * Configuration for number of HEX bytes per line in HEX mode
    * Option for word wrap at absolute column number for viewing data files 
- (optionally based on file extensions)
    * Option for UltraEdit to always be on top of all other displayed 
windows
    * Option to minimize UltraEdit to the system tray
    * Many more options available for user to set personal preferences

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Window Management Features

    * Duplicate window of the same file
    * Splitter windows
    * Tile windows horizontally/vertically
    * Previous/next window
    * Close all files
    * Show output window/output window resizeable while docked
    * Double clicking in the output window will look for a file in project 
directory if not fully qualified and not found in active file directory
    * View file in default browser
    * Cascade windows
    * Arrange icons
    * File tabs may be resized to show multiple rows while docked
    * Minimize all
    * Output window resizeable while docked

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Help Features

    * CHM based help
    * UltraEdit help index
    * Using help
    * Add help files
    * Version information

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Additional Features

    * Default browser button/menu item to show current file in the default 
WWW browser
    * INI file selection using command line - great for multiple 
configurations
    * Backup toolbar and other personal customizations
    * Command line parameter (/a) to allow specifying an already open file 
without having the prompt to reload it (just position to specified line)
    * Command line parameter -lx and -cx allowed following each file name to 

specify line and column in which to position
    * HTML Tidy support (integrated)
          o See http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/
    * CSE HTML Validator support (integrated)
          o Run Validation
          o Setup Validator Options and Configuration
          o Job Type support
          o Requires CSE HTML Validator from http://www.htmlvalidator.com/
    * Command line option for line and column positioning
    * DDE support with full command line options
    * Context sensitive help
    * IntelliMouse scrolling support
    * Drag and drop support from the file manager
    * UltraEdit retains its screen position each time it is used
    * Many keyboard shortcuts inluding - positioning, Next/Previous 
paragraph etc.
    * And lots more...




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