NDN's editor better than DNOSP's editor...

[dandv 0]

Just wanted to let you know that for a critical application, NDN's editor proved a life-saver:

 

When editing .RTF files, spaces at the end of the line are important because they appear verbatim in the .RTF if you open it in Word (RTFs have a line length limit of 255 characters). Since DNOSP automatically deletes spaces at the end of the line, you'll end up with concatenatedwords in the .RTF. NDN's Editor option "Del right spaces" can be turned off, so you get a "clean" editor, preserving important spaces in .RTF.

 

Well done!