Crimson Editor is a Notepad replacement for
Windows.
It is used mainly for editing source codes, but you can use it to
edit text files as well.
One great feature that Crimson Editor has but Notepad doesn't is
TABS!!!! One window, many tabs, great for editing.
Since it's a source code editor, it will have features that make
editing easier. Take for example the curly brackets ( { } ) in
Java. It will mark for you the open and closing tags for you, so
you will know where you go wrong. The markings aren't that obvious
though, it's just an underline.
It also has a highlights the current line you are editing.
If a file that you are editing has changed (by using external
programs other than Crimson Editor itself), it will prompt you to
reload it
