Overall Satisfaction with TextPad
I use TextPad as my primary text editor for editing text files and viewing large log files. I have enabled the option to replace Notepad with TextPad since it starts up quickly and handles large files. There are many other options and plugins that make this the preferred quick editor.
- Starts up very fast.
- Handles large text files easily.
- I would like a "delete non-bookmarked lines" so I can skip the "invert bookmarks" step.
- The "Compare Text Files" could be streamlined to compare text in 2 tabs without going through the save steps.
- TextPad is reasonably priced.
- The pricing/licensing model is fixed and is not subscription-based.
- Microsoft Visual Studio Code and Notepad++
When you want to quickly edit a file, TextPad starts up quickly and has many features over Microsoft Notepad. Visual Studio Code is an alternative in that it is full-featured and will edit text files but is slower at startup. I prefer the macro feature in TextPad due to its simplicity.
Do you think TextPad delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with TextPad's feature set?
Yes
Did TextPad live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of TextPad go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy TextPad again?
Yes