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@SlickEdit
SlickEdit provides software developers with the multi-language, multi-platform code-editing capabilities they need to write better code, faster.
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    Aug 29, 2023
    SlickEdit 2023 Beta! Please help us beta test SlickEdit 2023(v28). This will help us provide you the best quality possible. The beta is available to all SlickEdit customers. To download the beta, visit your Registered Products page. customer.slickedit.com/myproducts
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    Aug 1, 2023
    SlickEdit 2023 Beta! Please help us beta test SlickEdit 2023(v28). This will help us provide you the best quality possible. The beta is available to SlickEdit customers. To download the beta, visit the Registered Products page. customer.slickedit.com/myproducts community.slickedit.com/index.php/topi…
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    Jul 19, 2023
    Weekly tip: How do you handle inconsistent line endings? A file that somehow got changed from Unix to Windows, but not quite? In SlickEdit, the answer is "easily". Follow the YouTube link for a video. And please, click subscribe! youtu.be/IkPlnZAW43c
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    Jul 12, 2023
    Weekly Tip: Did you know you can extend SlickEdit's Syntax Expansion with Aliases? To Get Started, go to Document > (language) Options and Click on Aliases. youtu.be/3vQyVn9Z8QQ
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    Jul 5, 2023
    Do you ever need to jump from a #include to the header file being included? Try SlickEdit's cursor-error command. Simply place the cursor on the #include (or similar language construct) and press Alt+1. A bookmark is pushed so you can press Ctrl+, to jump back.
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