Personality
Discuss specifics of personality design, including what Keyphrases work well and what dont, use of plug-ins, responses, seeks, and more.
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use a different text editor? Anyone?
I swear by textpad (www.textpad.com) - it's unlimited shareware, and simply the best text editor out there IMO. Easy to use for beginners, and powerful enough for the most demanding user.
It's got all the options for sorting lines, changing cases, setting up macros, regex searching, encoding different character sets, block selection, bookmarking lines, etc. you could possibly want.
And it happily opens massive files that notepad crashes on
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there's something about uploading a Notepad file that kicks out all sorts of errors. It also screws up random emotion settings on xkeys and seeks. It's really quite obnoxious, and I'm not sure how to solve the issue. Do you, Clerk, use a different text editor? Anyone?
people have been asking for a better offline editor for years. No one really had the time to make one (not someone with the skills to do so).Oh well. That's why Spike puts numbers at the end of some responses I really should fix that someday.
I really should fix that someday.
Actually I used to use Word and save it as a txt file. If we ever get rid of Guest 153, I may try Open Office to make memory changes and major additions.
I sure would love to have the quest chats the way they were, I am tired of cleaning up memories all the time.
Try Notepad++ (if you're using Windows)--it's free and open-source.
The line breaks in the PF exports are saved in Unix format (which Notepad++ can read and write, but plain Notepad doesn't see properly).
The line breaks in the PF exports are saved in Unix format (which Notepad++ can read and write, but plain Notepad doesn't see properly).
Oh! THAT's the problem! I knew there was something, an extra character or some bit of extra code sliding in there where it doesn't belong. Thank you all, Notepad++ will probably be what I get (when I can get it) Though Editpad is rather nice.
ZZrdvark, TY! "Free and open source" are words that make me smile. You are my new best friend. Ok, maybe not, but I do like your comments.
I swear by textpad (
It's got all the options for sorting lines, changing cases, setting up macros, regex searching, encoding different character sets, block selection, bookmarking lines, etc. you could possibly want.
And it happily opens massive files that notepad crashes on
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