What program do you use to make stuff? Like proedit. Because I'm going to make a project.
Hmmm... You could start by asking people like Heimdal directly, since they made these programs.
I've heard somewhere from Heimdal that he uses Hex Workshop.
Exactly what it does..I don't know.
Happy coding.
I use assembly for my calculator...

lol if that counts.
EDIT: oh, waht program? Notepad.
EDIT#2:
Hex workshop?
I think I used to have that...
Whatever I had was just a hex editor, E.g.:
[codebox]BB6DEF7045EF
4045EF40453E
00320D80320C
8021FF9DEF0A
453E0032D786
3E0A32D88621
139EEF61453E
0032D7863E11
32D88621189E
EF61453E0032
D7863E1832D8
86211E9EEF61
45EF7249FE8F
CAF19DFE90CA
F89DFE91CA25
9EC39B9DFDCB
24DEC39B9DFD
CB249EC39B9D
4C6F77657220
436173652046
756E6374696F
6E0031204F6E
0032204F6666
003320457869
7400EF4045EF
D04BC9[/codebox]
is what would go in there. (That is a program on my calculator, never tested yet. but its supposed to enable the lowercase Alpha on TI-83+s)
Meybe something similar to what I use for calculator? Type in the code, use a program to convert to hex, copy into the thingy, and *poof* a program? I don't know.
Notepadish programs. I use crimson editor, but IP prefers something like "Ultra edit". I don't see much difference except that ultra edit is a program that pesures you to buy it, and it has a lot of bells and wistles I don't need

Theres no syntax hilighting, auto spaces, or line numbers in notepad

Why would you need syntax hilighting?
what is syntax hilighting? (Guessing it changes text/hilight color for certain parts of the syntax, kinda like this C++ thingy I have)
Auto spacing annoys me.
Line numbering the assembler I use gives you a .lst file that has them all for you, so if there is an error look in the .lst file, find it, find the same thing in the original, simple.
Also it has +000, +001, etc. for inc files.
Yeah, Yoshi told me about Crimson Editor so I use that too.
It's got tabs. *Shiny glow goes here*
Well Can you give me a link to each of em, so I can download it and know how's it like.
I'd go for Yoshi's Crimson Editor and the Hex Workshop since it got the best ratings out of all of the others.
ProEdit was made with Visual Basic.
SCMDraft was made entirely (I believe) in C++.
Starforge was made with C++ (.dll file) and Visual Basic.
Most other 3rd party programs are made with Visual Basic though.
HTMLpad2005 (me like)
Wordpad (my q3 cfgs)
paint (any pictures)
ok, here is what I use for whatever I do:
- HTML Editor:
Notepad - C++ Editor:
Some wierd thingy that came on a disk (aka Dev-C++) - Picture Editor:
MSPaint! W00tz0rs!! - For everything else, there's
Notepad
About that "Auto spacing" (or whatever), the auto-text highlight, and whatever else it was,
Doesn't Microsoft Front Page have that all in the HTML tab on the bottom? (Scripts are dark red, <!-- -->s are gray, tags are blue, strings/values/other text are black)
[center]MAC!
HexEdit, Project Builder/Interface Builder.
Project Builder lets you do Java, C, C++, basically everything but Hex.[/center]
Another Mac!
HTML Editor - TextEdit or DreamWeaver (I'm lame like that

)
Any programming material - Metroworks Codewarrior (Has the whole sheebang)
Pictures - Appleworks, but I've used photoshop. (I just don't have it

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[*]C++ Editor:
Some wierd thingy that came on a disk (aka Dev-C++)
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Some wierd thingy that has produced probably 95% of the programs you have or ever will use.
Wow really? I should care more about that program...

It's not a program, it's a programming language. Dev-C++ is an open source compiler for C++.
k? I know most things are C++...
and Dev-C++ is a program for C++...
This is one of those questions where if you have to ask it then there is no use telling you because you can't do it.
What if he is just wondering what the common person uses?
I would. I use notepad! W00t!
I see
calculators with a version of Notepad on them...
Notepad is t3h pwnz0rz!!
(Sure it can't do as much as your fancy stuff, but its still pwnz0rz!!)