File Details |
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| File Size | 3.3 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 7/2000/Server 2003/Server 2008/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | November 6, 2014 |
| Total Downloads | 2,359 |
| Publisher | Semagsoft |
| Homepage | Semagsoft Document.Editor |
Publisher's Description
Document.Editor is a multitab text editor for Windows. It includes plain and rich text format support, multi tab interface so you can edit multiple documents in a session, compact application size, and multiple commands.
Latest Reviews
pjafrombbay reviewed v2012.2 on Apr 5, 2012
Reviewing version
This software looks (at first sight) very interesting. I like "small foot-print" word processors (I currently use Atlantis (http://www.atlantiswordprocessor.com/en/)) and prefer to use HTML as my default document type. However, there are some worrying issues with this software.
Firstly, after agreeing to the ToCs you are presented with the following statement:
"Ad revenue goes to the Document.Editor project owners to help sponsor their efforts."
What does that mean?
Secondly, after downloading to my Windows 7 Home Pro PC it started but then totally died when I tried to open the "Options" menu option.
That was enough, there are plenty of good products out there, if the main menu causes the program to crash then it gets uninstalled.
So I can't actually tell you how this software works as a Lite Word processor because it never worked for me.
A rating of Zero stars is deserved but not possible so reluctantly it gets ONE star.
Regards,
Peter
garretthylltun reviewed v0.8.8 on Mar 27, 2010
While I'm not a fan of .NET, some program coming out using the .NET framework are very worthy applications, Paint.NET being one notable. One drawback to this program is that it is using the .NET framework and thus suffers from a bit of a slow start up even on a more recent computer with above average tech specs.
I'm not much into the new MS Ribbon Bar style either, but it seems the author of this program made good use of it. The tabs and buttons corresponding to them are all labeled properly and most commonly needed items are present.
I'm also a stickler for perfection in the graphical output of the interface of a program and this one has some issues. First, many of the images used seem to have been increased in size which makes the images blurry, other images seem to have been reduced in size and also suffer from being blurry. This is annoying and distracting. Along with this the text in the statusbar also suffers from some sort of blur issue which makes it hard to quickly read the text in the status bar.
Other than that, the program does seem to work as intended and I haven't encountered any errors in it yet that might cause you to not want to use the program if you can get over the graphics issues.
In my opinion, you're better off with Notepad and Wordpad at this point of this program's development.
bopb99 reviewed v0.8.8 on Mar 27, 2010
Nice program, but do they really need to have such a large and big dependency?
NO, this is why it gets only one star from me.
Until they make a normal non.NET dependent program, this is bloatware.
(.NET dependency is a nightmare)
masso4321 reviewed v0.7.3 on Apr 29, 2009
The interface is clean and icons are cute.It save documents in rich text format so also images can be imported from clipboard.My only complaint is about its net framework root.An application like this..is used for a fast annotation.I open it...type quicky..then close.If i want a more feature rich program i use a word processor....but in this case..the startup time is the same of more sophisticated suites so there is no gain in using it.
pjafrombbay reviewed v2012.2 on Apr 5, 2012
Reviewing version
This software looks (at first sight) very interesting. I like "small foot-print" word processors (I currently use Atlantis (http://www.atlantiswordprocessor.com/en/)) and prefer to use HTML as my default document type. However, there are some worrying issues with this software.
Firstly, after agreeing to the ToCs you are presented with the following statement:
"Ad revenue goes to the Document.Editor project owners to help sponsor their efforts."
What does that mean?
Secondly, after downloading to my Windows 7 Home Pro PC it started but then totally died when I tried to open the "Options" menu option.
That was enough, there are plenty of good products out there, if the main menu causes the program to crash then it gets uninstalled.
So I can't actually tell you how this software works as a Lite Word processor because it never worked for me.
A rating of Zero stars is deserved but not possible so reluctantly it gets ONE star.
Regards,
Peter
garretthylltun reviewed v0.8.8 on Mar 27, 2010
While I'm not a fan of .NET, some program coming out using the .NET framework are very worthy applications, Paint.NET being one notable. One drawback to this program is that it is using the .NET framework and thus suffers from a bit of a slow start up even on a more recent computer with above average tech specs.
I'm not much into the new MS Ribbon Bar style either, but it seems the author of this program made good use of it. The tabs and buttons corresponding to them are all labeled properly and most commonly needed items are present.
I'm also a stickler for perfection in the graphical output of the interface of a program and this one has some issues. First, many of the images used seem to have been increased in size which makes the images blurry, other images seem to have been reduced in size and also suffer from being blurry. This is annoying and distracting. Along with this the text in the statusbar also suffers from some sort of blur issue which makes it hard to quickly read the text in the status bar.
Other than that, the program does seem to work as intended and I haven't encountered any errors in it yet that might cause you to not want to use the program if you can get over the graphics issues.
In my opinion, you're better off with Notepad and Wordpad at this point of this program's development.
bopb99 reviewed v0.8.8 on Mar 27, 2010
Nice program, but do they really need to have such a large and big dependency?
NO, this is why it gets only one star from me.
Until they make a normal non.NET dependent program, this is bloatware.
(.NET dependency is a nightmare)
masso4321 reviewed v0.7.3 on Apr 29, 2009
The interface is clean and icons are cute.It save documents in rich text format so also images can be imported from clipboard.My only complaint is about its net framework root.An application like this..is used for a fast annotation.I open it...type quicky..then close.If i want a more feature rich program i use a word processor....but in this case..the startup time is the same of more sophisticated suites so there is no gain in using it.