IP_ePad 1.2.6

       Lightweight, yet highly functional text editor. Has several powerful features such as HTML compression, spell-checker, flesch-kincaid readabilty calculator, encryption, and vulgar word censor. There are several formating options such as numerous case tools and the abilty to both add and remove hard wrap formatting. Features: (Including, but not limited to) Save as PDF - Save text files in Adobe's PDF format. MRU List - the MRU (Most Recently Used) list is a list of the last five documents to be opened by ePad and may be used to easily open the associated file. Spell Check - start the spell checker to test the correctness of words in the current document; Correct: replace the currently selected misspelled word with the contents of the edit box. Skip: skip this word and remove it from the misspelled words list. Add to Dict.: add the current contents of the edit box to the dictionary for future use. Done: exit the spell checker. Replace - opens the replace text dialog, allowing the automatic replacement of a given text with another given text. The use of the Use regular Expressions option within the replace dialog allows for a more complex pattern matching using regular expressions. Numbers to Text - translates actual numbers to their textual equivalents. Ex: 123 = "one hundred twenty three" Special Characters - replaces (C), (R) & (TM). Vulgar Words to * - will replace all vulgar words in the text area with asterisks (*). Justify (Left/Right/Center) Indent - (Increase/Decrease) Wrap/UnWrap - place/remove hard returns in the text to force its layout to a given number of columns. Scramble - randomly redistributes selected text. Reverse - reverses the order of selected text. Encode - prompts for a "Keyword" to use to cryptographically encode the text. Strip HTML - removes any HTML tags. Compress HTML - removes characters that would normally be invisible during HTML rendering, reducing file/transfe

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