Lemmy 4.2

Lemmy is a fully functional version of the popular UNIX screen editor vi implemented for 32 bit Windows platforms (Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT4 and Windows 2000). Lemmy combines the interface of vi with the look and feel of a Windows application. Some of these capabilities are listed here:

Split screen mode. Up to four splits are allowed.
Undo/redo, copy/paste, and access to menu maps and abbreviations.
Support for the Windows clipboard
Most recently used files accessed from File menu.
Use of mouse clicks to move the cursor, follow tags and selecting text.
Dragging files onto the application.
Use of Property Sheet to adjust Lemmy settings.
A configurable tools menu.
Status bar information.
Configurable fonts and colour schemes. Lemmy also supports syntax highlighting for several file types. Additionally, a user can develop his own syntax highlighting.
Extended printing capabilities including the ability to syntax highlight printed output, print with line numbers, print with headers and footers on the page, and to print in varying font types and sizes.
Recovery of previous edit sessions after an unexpected interruption controlled from a dialogue.
Recall of previous "ex" commands through a dialogue.
Search and Replace via a dialogue includes recall of past operations.