Free edit box software for windows

Edit As New is a Thunderbird extension that adds "Edit As New" toolbar button to the main window

EditHistory is an application that converts regular edit fields into combo boxes and adds a list of your most recently used folders or accessed documents to your Open/Save boxes.
It also remembers what you typed into other edit boxes, and places that information in drop-down lists that let you easily choose files and commands youve issued before.
EditHistory can add an extra list to standard combo boxes to remember some particular data.
Parameters for each edit field can be changed. You can control what is stored and how it is organized. It can be trained for specific programs, and can be configured to not come up with other programs.
EditHistory adds history lists to edit fields automatically while in search mode or the user can manually add each field one by one.

You can drop any line of text on edit boxes or any other droppable place Do you fill out a lot of forms- especially on line- with the same information? Text Drop files (extension txd, but they are plain text files) hold a number of pieces of text which can be drag-n-dropped onto any "droppable" area, such as edit boxes on web pages, word processor documents, etc.
When you first start Text Drop it will be ready to create a new file in Edit Mode. If you start Text Drop by double-clicking a txd file it will be in Normal Mode, in which you drag-n-drop the text items. To change modes, select Edit Mode on the View menu.
A check mark indicates Edit Mode is active. In Edit Mode you can add new items (double-click or press the Insert key), edit existing items (click a highlighted item or press the F2 key), or move items higher or lower in the list of items (drag them to where you want them). Switch back to Normal Mode and youre set to go.
Text Drop starts as a Stay on Top window. It is always on top of all other windows. If you dont like that, click Stay on Top on the View menu to remove the check mark.
Text Drop application was designed to be a text bank.

SendTo FTP is a free and easy-to-use file transfer program for sending files from your local PC to a remote host. Very handy and time saving for web page publishing and updating.
It will make your file uploading one click away.
To use SendTo FTP, select the files you want to send in Windows Explorer or My Computer in Windows 95/98 or NT4.0, click right mouse button to popup the popupmenu, and choose SendTo FTP in Send To submenu.
When use SendTo FTP for the first time, fill in the hostname, address, username and password.
The last used details will be save in Windows registry.
The second time you use it, only thing to do is press OK.
If you have used it for several different host accounts, pull down the hostname edit box to retrieve the used details.
If you choose to put your files in a sub-directory but not sure which directory to put into, pull down the sub-directory edit box, SendTo FTP will get the directory list from the remote host for you.
Pull down the sub-directory edit box while you already have a directory name in it, SendTo FTP will get further sub-directories in that directory.
Hold down Ctrl or Shift key to select more than one file in Windows Explorer or My Computer.
The average maximum number of files you can send at a time is about 10, depends on the file path length.
If you see a message "Access to the specified device, path, or file is denied" when use SendTo FTP, that is because you select too many files at a time
and Windows 95/98 or NT doesnt like it.