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Better known as simply '''PFE''', the Programmer's File Editor is a fairly simple freeware [[Microsoft Windows]] programmer's editor that has an avid cult following even though the program has not seen an update since 1999, with a small number of OS/2 users running the Windows 3.x version as a WinOS/2 task, but it is also available in a 32 bit version. | Better known as simply '''PFE''', the Programmer's File Editor is a fairly simple freeware [[Microsoft Windows]] programmer's editor that has an avid cult following even though the program has not seen an update since 1999, with a small number of OS/2 users running the Windows 3.x version as a WinOS/2 task, but it is also available in a 32 bit version. | ||
Although the software had a number of innovative features in its day understanding what exactly makes it worthwhile today is not all that easy, but it may be that in addition to inertia and the relative simplicity of the tool it has a few nifty features where it senses what sort of file it is dealing with and that may be a real time saver for some people. | Although the software had a number of innovative features in its day understanding what exactly makes it worthwhile today is not all that easy, but it may be that in addition to inertia and the relative simplicity of the tool, that it has a few nifty features where it senses what sort of file it is dealing with and that may be a real time saver for some people. | ||
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Revision as of 05:17, 23 January 2016
Better known as simply PFE, the Programmer's File Editor is a fairly simple freeware Microsoft Windows programmer's editor that has an avid cult following even though the program has not seen an update since 1999, with a small number of OS/2 users running the Windows 3.x version as a WinOS/2 task, but it is also available in a 32 bit version.
Although the software had a number of innovative features in its day understanding what exactly makes it worthwhile today is not all that easy, but it may be that in addition to inertia and the relative simplicity of the tool, that it has a few nifty features where it senses what sort of file it is dealing with and that may be a real time saver for some people.
Links
Publications
- Reviews
- David Mertz: A review of PFE (2000)
License and availability
- Closed source freeware, available from the author's homepage.
Author
- Alan Phillips