25th July 2003, 18:27
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NSIS Editors
I have read about numerous NSIS editors out there. Which do people prefer...and why? It seems like they all have different features and have their pros and cons...but, I'm new to NSIS and I don't know what's important to have and what's not. Thanks for anyone's input!
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25th July 2003, 19:39
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I use "NSIS Editor 1.01" nixe tool...
Get it here: http://gui.paehl.de |
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25th July 2003, 20:27
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I use HM NSIS EDIT 1.4
http://www.geocities.com/hmsoftcr/nisedt.htm |
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25th July 2003, 21:52
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AnyEdit 1.0 Beta with NSIS language highlighter.
It's a programmer's text editor that has syntax highlighting and is pretty neat. It's also a Sourceforge project, just like NSIS... www.anyedit.org |
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25th July 2003, 22:03
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Notepad/Wordpad
 -Stu Need an installer? http://www.afrowsoft.co.uk |
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26th July 2003, 16:50
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Major Dude
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Location: Swindon, UK
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Crimson Editor with NSIS syntax highlighting file.
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