Which NFO viewer is the quickest, lightest, has the least footprint, etc?
Which NFO utility can correctly display DOS and Unix line endings in NFOs and is the lightest and loads the qui ckest? I usually use notepad since it loads so quick but it can't differentiate between unix and dos files. I am looking for an alternative that loads as quick as notepad for my slow ass computer.
thx
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I was just going to say DamnNFO too ;) Or notepad, but with "terminal" font.
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notepad++ has a nice one included.
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How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?
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Originally Posted by
Chewie
How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?
Is that in response to NP++?
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mbucari1
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Originally Posted by
Chewie
How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?
Is that in response to NP++?
No, it's a question.
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notepad++ and damn , both works pretty well
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Originally Posted by
Chewie
How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?
I suppose you could download Microsoft office 2007 and use it to view nfo files if you wanted. This would be a very large and slow nfo viewer.
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