May 2, 2014
Notepad Replacer
Okay, so the Windows Notepad kind of sucks--the ridiculously barebones approach can be dealt with to some extent, but there's also the issue of it ignoring Unix linebreaks.
Because of this, you may want to use another text editor (Notepad2 and metapad are two good choices), but often changing all those file associations and such can make it a hassle.
This is where Notepad Replacer comes in. It silently replaces the default Windows Notepad with whatever text editor you choose, without changing any system files. And if you decide you want to change back to Windows Notepad, crappy as it is? Simply uninstall.
