Ok, I'll bite the bait from the flamewar... When you want a text editor that powerful, why don't you download Vim for Windows? It's open source *and* free, unlike shareware/nagware. (Still does syntax highlighting, search and replace and way more than I can remember.)
http://www.vim.org :-)
Jacob (Yea, as my .sig admits... I'm only a little biased. :-)
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Haven't tried the Windows vim. Biggest advantage I found with UltraEdit was the syntax hilighting, and how customizable it was. As an example, I frequently work with IPC GenCAD and GenCAM files, and was able to quickly configure UltraEdit to recognise the keywords. Looks like vim has much of the same features... have to give it a try too. Hadn't realized that a fancy vi was available for Windows...
--Rich
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