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Is there a programmer's text editor (line numbers, syntax highlighting) for Windows 7 that offers




  1. Edit in Place via SCP

  2. A non-administrator instalation/runs without instalation


Free is nice, commercial with demo is acceptable.










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    Is there a programmer's text editor (line numbers, syntax highlighting) for Windows 7 that offers




    1. Edit in Place via SCP

    2. A non-administrator instalation/runs without instalation


    Free is nice, commercial with demo is acceptable.










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      Is there a programmer's text editor (line numbers, syntax highlighting) for Windows 7 that offers




      1. Edit in Place via SCP

      2. A non-administrator instalation/runs without instalation


      Free is nice, commercial with demo is acceptable.










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      Is there a programmer's text editor (line numbers, syntax highlighting) for Windows 7 that offers




      1. Edit in Place via SCP

      2. A non-administrator instalation/runs without instalation


      Free is nice, commercial with demo is acceptable.







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      Alan StormAlan Storm

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          Komodo Edit will do this I think. (Komodo Edit Portable).



          It's free and has a very nice feature set.






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          • Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

            – Alan Storm
            Apr 7 '10 at 17:19






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            I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

            – moshen
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          vim is another option:



          uses pscp (from putty) to do the 'edit over scp' part, read more:




          • http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_PuTTY_pscp_with_Vim






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            I found PsPad



            http://www.pspad.com/en/download.php



            that has a "portable" (no installer) version






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              Komodo Edit will do this I think. (Komodo Edit Portable).



              It's free and has a very nice feature set.






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              • Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

                – Alan Storm
                Apr 7 '10 at 17:19






              • 1





                I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

                – moshen
                Apr 9 '10 at 16:51
















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              Komodo Edit will do this I think. (Komodo Edit Portable).



              It's free and has a very nice feature set.






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              • Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

                – Alan Storm
                Apr 7 '10 at 17:19






              • 1





                I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

                – moshen
                Apr 9 '10 at 16:51














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              Komodo Edit will do this I think. (Komodo Edit Portable).



              It's free and has a very nice feature set.






              share|improve this answer













              Komodo Edit will do this I think. (Komodo Edit Portable).



              It's free and has a very nice feature set.







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              answered Apr 6 '10 at 20:11









              moshenmoshen

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              • Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

                – Alan Storm
                Apr 7 '10 at 17:19






              • 1





                I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

                – moshen
                Apr 9 '10 at 16:51



















              • Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

                – Alan Storm
                Apr 7 '10 at 17:19






              • 1





                I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

                – moshen
                Apr 9 '10 at 16:51

















              Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

              – Alan Storm
              Apr 7 '10 at 17:19





              Perfect. I'll never understand why developers opt for the installer route if it's possible to create a stand alone version.

              – Alan Storm
              Apr 7 '10 at 17:19




              1




              1





              I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

              – moshen
              Apr 9 '10 at 16:51





              I agree. There should at least be an option in the installer: "install as stand alone?"

              – moshen
              Apr 9 '10 at 16:51













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              vim is another option:



              uses pscp (from putty) to do the 'edit over scp' part, read more:




              • http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_PuTTY_pscp_with_Vim






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                vim is another option:



                uses pscp (from putty) to do the 'edit over scp' part, read more:




                • http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_PuTTY_pscp_with_Vim






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                  vim is another option:



                  uses pscp (from putty) to do the 'edit over scp' part, read more:




                  • http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_PuTTY_pscp_with_Vim






                  share|improve this answer













                  vim is another option:



                  uses pscp (from putty) to do the 'edit over scp' part, read more:




                  • http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_PuTTY_pscp_with_Vim







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                  answered Dec 7 '11 at 8:23









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                      I found PsPad



                      http://www.pspad.com/en/download.php



                      that has a "portable" (no installer) version






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                        I found PsPad



                        http://www.pspad.com/en/download.php



                        that has a "portable" (no installer) version






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                          I found PsPad



                          http://www.pspad.com/en/download.php



                          that has a "portable" (no installer) version






                          share|improve this answer













                          I found PsPad



                          http://www.pspad.com/en/download.php



                          that has a "portable" (no installer) version







                          share|improve this answer












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