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You may not believe that someone prefers the MSDOS Q-Edit - there's nothing like it available in any flavour of Windows. It can do text manipulations which no other text editor can.
Also LIST.COM - invaluable as it will open any file type and display the result; will allow you to browse a disc in a DOS fashion, copy, move, rename etc.
The DOS prompt is often a much more efficient file manipulation tool and less cumbersome than the GUI. E.g. XCOPY is one example. This is of course fine in Windows 7 also. I have CMD in the quick launch in both XP and Win-7 ! However, I cannot do a >DIR in 7 then >LIST to browse the directory and view the content of any file in the directory. (