PSPad is a very good freeware text-editor, useful as a notepad replacement. It also integrates with the shell, so you can right-click on a file and specify to open it with PSPad.
What annoyed me is that the installation does not create the proper registry entries. The documentation says the keys will be created at the first startup of the program, but that is not the case.
So, do a regedit yourself and add: HKCUSoftwarePSPadPSPadPath yourself and have it point to the directory where you installed PSPad.
Aug 272006