Free file edit software for windows

Lite Edit is a free text editor that comes with all the features useful for programming and no features or options you dont need. It has customizable syntax highlighting and comes with syntax highlighting already configured for many programming languages.
Other features include a configurable tools menu, bookmarks, multilevel undo/redo, customizable hotkeys, and auto indenting.

Firefox add-on that will let you choose how you handle different file types MIME Edit is a Mozilla helper application for Firefox and Thunderbird that lets you choose how you handle different file types.
System requirements:
- Firefox: 2.0 ? 2.0.0

A text editor I worked on from 1998 to 2001. Code Edit is a free tool that was designed for writting code.
It has customizable syntax highlighting, can run external programs, and lets you open multiple files at the same time.

Browser Edit 1 is designed as a smart and useful application that edits any web page using a drag and drop method, adds any text you want and then views the web page's source code to see the changes you've made. To view the source code right click in the browser area and select "View source" from the menu.

This is a useful tool when designing a new website, allowing you to change the page's layout by dragging images, divs and areas of text around the page until you find the design that you like.

Requirements:

• Windows XP or above.
• Internet Explorer 6 or above.
• 128MB RAM minimum.

Leon Rodenburg created the XyEdit to allow anyone to edit edit all files that contain text.
However it is mainly meant as a program to edit PHP, PHP3, PHP4, PHP5, ASP, CSS, XML, JS, HTML, and HTM files used for Web development.
The interface is very easy to understand, as it looks a lot like Microsofts Notepad. The application requires low resources and can run on old computers as well.
So if you plan to edit your website consider to try this free program!

Since the first release of Windows NT, security descriptors have been used to control authorization for system resources in a unified way. Security descriptors can be applied to every file, key, process, thread, event, mutex, semaphore, desktop, job, section, Active Directory object, and many other object types that exist on a NT system.
The standard Windows editor doesnt expose the full functionality or full range of securable objects available. Furthermore, the shell editor tends to oversimplify the structure of ACLs. SD Edit is designed to expose the full functionality of security descriptors by presenting them in a direct form and by giving you full control over the details.
SD Edit gives experts that are running into the standard shell editors limitations full control over the content and application of security descriptors.