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All editors are not created equal. At [url=\"http://www.slickedit.com/\"]SlickEdit[/url], our belief is that it’s the code that really matters. SlickEdit is designed for power programmers by power programmers. We take great pride in delivering unparalleled power, speed, and flexibility to our customers. Our goal is to remove the tedious tasks involved with programming, allowing you to focus on the reason you first got into programming: the thrill of writing great code.

Use SlickEdit to write more code in less time. Spend less time waiting for results.
Type fewer characters and make fewer errors using syntax expansion, completions, aliases, and code templates. You can launch SlickEdit, edit a file, and exit in less time than it takes other IDEs to finish loading. Context Tagging® builds a database of your symbols, allowing you to quickly navigate from a symbol to its definition or references without searching. Use commands and key bindings to keep your hands on the keyboard for maximum productivity.

SlickEdit provides the power to work with your real-world projects.
Create and manage large workspaces and projects. Edit files up to 2 GB in size. Utilities for diffing files, testing regular expressions, doing builds, and interacting with version control. Extend SlickEdit’s capabilities using the Slick-C® macro language.

All programmers are different. SlickEdit lets you work the way you want.
Configure SlickEdit to match your coding style. Choose from 13 editor emulations. Code in over 40 languages on 8 platforms. Customize menus, toolbars, key bindings, and mouse operations.

[b]Cool Features[/b]

Code Navigation
Use Ctrl+Dot to jump from a symbol to its definition. Use Ctrl+/ to list all of the references for the current symbol and optionally jump to the first reference.

Preview Tool Window
Displays the definition of the current symbol in the editor window, allowing you to see the definition without having to open a separate buffer.

References Tool Window
Displays the list of references for a symbol. Use a single keystroke to open the References view for the current symbol, or you can type or select a symbol in the Symbol drop-down list.

Syntax Expansion
Expands common block structures (if, for, try, etc.) when the initial keyword is typed.

Surround With
Use to surround existing lines of code with a new structure (if, for, try, etc.). The existing code is automatically placed inside braces and indented.

Auto-Completions
Reduce keystrokes by automatically completing symbols as you type.

DIFFzilla®
Provides editable dynamic differencing and merging for files, directories, and source trees.

Comment Wrapping
Automatically wraps comments to the next line as you type.

Smart Line Selections
Line selections for single or multiple lines are pasted above or below the current line of code.

SmartPaste®
Line selections are automatically formatted when pasted.

[b]New Features[/b]

Class Tool Window
View the members of the current class and any visible inherited members. Shows the inheritance hierarchy of the current class.

XML/HTML Formatting
XML and HTML is automatically formatted as you edit according to user-defined formatting schemes.

Find Symbol Tool Window
Use Context Tagging® to find symbols faster than text searches. Specify patterns using regular expressions, substrings, or fast prefix matching.

Dynamic Surround
After typing a block keyword like if or for, use the arrow keys to pull subsequent lines into the block, indented to the correct levels.

Copy and Paste in Color
Retain color coding and formatting when pasting color-coded text into other applications.

Preview Tool Window
View symbol definitions and doc comments for the symbol at the cursor.

Files Tool Window
View open buffers, project files, and workspace files. Sort by file name or path. Includes incremental search and file name filters.

Line Ruler
Draw a box around the current line showing tab stops, syntax indent levels, or decimal points.

Windows Vista Support
SlickEdit now works with the latest Microsoft® Windows® operating system, Vista™.

Platforms Supported:

- Microsoft Windows Vista, XP, 2000, NT®
- Linux® kernel 2.6 and LSB compliant
- Mac OS® X 10.4 (X11 required)
- AIX 5 and later
- HP-UX® 11 and later
- IRIX® 6.5 and later
- Solaris™ SPARC® 7 and later
- Solaris x86 10 and later - New for 2007

Languages Supported:

SlickEdit supports over 40 languages, including C/C++, Java™, JavaScript™, HTML, XML, SQL, Perl, PHP, Py-thon™, C#, COBOL, Fortran, Ruby, and Visual Basic®. For a complete list of languages supported visit www.slickedit.com/languages.

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The following [url=\"http://www.slickedit.com/index.php?opti ... &Itemid=57\"]licensing options[/url] are available to you when purchasing a SlickEdit product.


Named User License
This option is ideal for individuals or development teams that need full use of the SlickEdit product for each individual and want the individual licenses tied to individual users.

Software provided to you under this option may only be installed on any computer owned or controlled by you, but in no event shall the Software be (1) used by any person other than you and (2) used on more than one computer at the same time.


Concurrent User License
This option is ideal for development teams or sites that want to manage the number of developers using SlickEdit products but do not want to manage the individual, named users of the product.

Software provided under this option may be installed on and processed by the Server computer located at a site indicated on the invoice, and may be installed on and simultaneously processed by the number of workstation and/or personal computers ("Concurrent Users") indicated on the invoice, which have electronic access to the Server computer located at any site indicated on the invoice and which are accessing the same data concurrently from more than one computer up to the predefined limit.

SlickEdit uses Macrovision FLEXnet Publisher (formerly FLEXlm) technology for the management of concurrent licenses; a FLEXnet server is required. Client deployment is only limited by the number of users purchased.
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