Lenora -- GNU Notepad++ is my favorite baseline text-editor for Windows. It recognizes perl (and a few dozen other languages) and applies color formatting. http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm --Joe Atzberger On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 12:59 PM, Lenora Oftedahl <OFTL@critfc.org> wrote:

hi. I'm ready to do my own perl editing. Unfortunately, I cannot figure out which perl script is responsible for adding the biblio record when you are working from a blank form.

I've looked at biblio.pl, is that the correct one? Also, suggestions for a windows interface for perl editing that includes line numbers and has no cost would be great. I've got currently got PSPad. If there's a way to add line numbers to that one, I'll be quite happy.

Thanx. Lenora

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Hi Lenora, PSPad can show line numbers. Just go to the View Menu and select Line Numbers. By default, you should also get color highlighting for perl syntax. Rob Lenora Oftedahl wrote:

Also, suggestions for a windows interface for perl editing that includes line numbers and has no cost would be great. I've got currently got PSPad. If there's a way to add line numbers to that one, I'll be quite happy.