Download Microsoft Xml Notepad ((TOP))

XML Notepad is the result of a promise Chris Lovett made to a friend at Microsoft. The original XMLNotepad shipped in back in 1998, written by Murray Low in C++. Later on it fell behind in supportfor XML standards and, because we didn't have time to fix it, we pulled the downloader. But Murrayapparently did such a nice job that MSDN was inundated with requests to put the notepad back up, sothey asked for a replacement.

Now I understand it could be hard to reason about this without code but my main reason for asking this is to see if there are some general things that I haven't taken into account. I wish the source for the Windows notepad was open so I could learn more about this.

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From my iPhone application I'm outputting data from text to a file. When opened with windows notepad, the data is all on one line and where there should be a new line a block character is present (showing that it's an unrecognized character or something). When opened with windows wordpad, it displays just fine.

Would there be something wrong in my code? I'm simply output '\n' when i want a new line.

Questions about how to use notepad.exe as a programming tool are on-topic. It happens to be a horrible editor, but we don't ban questions about a certain tool from the site just because the tool is bad. For example we also allow questions about Eclipse.

I use Windows 11 notepad all day every day. It is adequate except for the terrible undo behavior, where you type and paste and hit undo and it undoes both typing and pasting. I use it literally for taking notes. I tried OneNote (which we have) but I tried to rename something and it crashed, and I said well maybe next year. I use Word all day too, which is also garbage. I touched some innocuous styling control yesterday and every Office application on the system crashed except IIRC Outlook. None of them lost

I use notepad all the time, even though I have access to editors with more features. A very simple text editor can be very useful. First, it's going to be much faster than other text editors. It's also not cluttered with sidebars, toolbars, rulers, and other stuff that takes up space on the screen. If you want something small and out-of-the way that you can use to, for example, copy some text that you can't easily copy (text in an image or video, a few values from a table, whatever) then having a small ff782bc1db