Which NFO viewer is the quickest, lightest, has the least footprint, etc?

[clamm]

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

[4play]

damn nfo viewer (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Text-editors/DAMN-NFO-Viewer.shtml)

[corpse]

I was just going to say DamnNFO too ;) Or notepad, but with "terminal" font.

[mbucari1]

notepad++ has a nice one included.

[Chewie]

How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?

[mbucari1]

How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?Is that in response to NP++?

[Chewie]

How big & slow could an nfo viewer possibly be?Is that in response to NP++?No, it's a question.

[saqib]

notepad++ and damn , both works pretty well

[4play]

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.

[ObiWan]

I like notepad2.
http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html

[peat moss]

Is that in response to NP++?No, it's a question.


I got the question but just use the Dam Nfo one myself . :D

No offense to the OP just never really thought about it much . NotePad sucks so went looking for a better one ,as all I use it for is reading keys or install instructions .

[chip19]

I use UltraEdit. It's definitely overkill for NFOs, but if you do a lot of web programming it is a nice editor with FTP support built-in.