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Find and Run In the DarkAs a visually impaired person i LOVE your Find and Run Robot. As i can type 10-Finger-System very fast but often can't find a place to click with the mouse your utility is a really lifesaver for me.. More important for me, and this is already true for your FRR, is, that the program uses my own adjusted systemcolors and/or give me the chance to adjust the program colors via preferences/settingsdialog. I have to use a black background with bright (yellow/white) textcolor. And this can't be used with many (bad programmed) programs as i get black writing on a black background, very special to read - indeed! :-)) But with FRR, as i said, i had no problems.
J.T.
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Review of Zeus Edit Zeus Edit Review
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Introduction Zeus is billed as a programmer's editor, but that is selling it short. It is a text based IDE in the vein of SlickEdit and UltraEdit Studio. It is fully scriptable, keyboard centric, fully customizable, and includes throwbacks to hardcore programming like Brief, WordStar, Epsilon, and Emacs keyboard emulation. It supports visual studio solutions (in addition to it's own workspace format), has built in source control integration for Subversion and TFS, and a variety of other features. In fact, there are so many features, that I'm going to have to break this review up into separate parts. Review Notes Many people swear by Visual Studio as an IDE, and I do like what Microsoft has done with it. But it takes a while to start up, uses a lot of memory, and is prone to crashes. I love SlickEdit, but over time, I've had to pare down, and I just haven't been able to justify the extravagant expense to use such an editor. So, I've stuck with Visual Studio, and just used text editors to support it. I discovered Zeus, and the price is right, and the feature set is right- I'm just hoping that it lives up to the hype on the site. |
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