Typepad

There are plenty of TXT file editors on the market. Windows, itself, comes packed with one such application. You may find that there is little need for you to change the default app that deals with these files. Nevertheless, you might change your mind after you try Typepad, an easy-to-use text editor with just about the same features, but maybe a little more conveniently placed. It's completely free, so there is little reason for you to avoid it.

Like in most cases, text editors are basic applications. There are not many features that would actually make sense inside such a program. But, in this particular case, it's not exactly the features that make it stand out, but rather the way they are positioned within the app. Typepad offers the same features you'd expect from any decent text editor but in a different formula.

Every option is conveniently placed at your left-hand side, in a retractable menu. There are a couple of commands situated in the upper-right corner. Last but not least, your cursor's position is indicated in the lower-right corner of the app.

While the application's overall style is simplistic, minimalist as a matter of fact, this does not mean it's unpleasant when viewed. On the contrary, its simplicity seems to fit quite well with Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system. If you like your apps to fit well with the rest of your OS, Typepad is definitely a good choice.

Typepad is an application with potential. It does not boast a lot of features, just like you'd expect from such a program, but it places the few options it has conveniently so that you have immediate access to them. Whether you use it to keep information organized, as a diary or simply to take notes once in a while, Typepad could be there for you, helping you stay productive.