TextMorph

TextMorph is a lightweight Windows text editor specialized in opening, editing, and saving ASCII (TXT) and HTML files. It comes with support for cleanup tools, search and replace options, as well as batch editing actions.

The program’s interface looks straightforward and well-structured. Files can be imported in the working environment using only the built-in browse button (the drag-and-drop support is not implemented).

A help manual can also be consulted in case you have extra questions about the configuration parameters. You may activate a word wrap mode or preview how the current document looks like in HTML file format.

TextMorph offers you the possibility to make use of clipboard actions, like cut, copy, or paste, delete data, undo or redo tasks, select all text, copy all text to the clipboard, as well as perform searches in the current document.

There are several specialized editing tools that help you add/remove trailing carriage returns, make all characters uppercase or lowercase, capitalize the first letter on every line or the first letter of sentences, add/remove double spacing, delete blank lines at the beginning and ending of the text, and insert a blank line before indenting a paragraph.

Several tasks can be performed after characters, namely get rid of all leading spaces, indent paragraphs, and fix odd-looking characters.

You are given the freedom to convert text data to HTML or vice versa, search and replace info in the text, as well as clean up the text using an automatic mode.

A few configuration settings are hidden under the hood for helping you alter the font used for displaying text in the main window or printing data in terms of font style and size, set the default locations for HTML header and footer files, make file associations, as well as assign hotkeys for faster actions.

Batch actions can be employed for processing multiple files at the same time. You need to set up a list with the files that you want to use and set the editing actions (e.g. convert letters to lowercase, convert data to HTML file format).

Last but not least, you can encrypt files by setting up passwords, print the information, as well as export data to plain text or HTML file format.

The bottom line is that TextMorph is worthy of your attention because it comes bundled with several handy tools for managing plain text and HTML files, and can be configured by rookies and professionals alike.