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      It displays perfectly (with the desired white space in its proper place.   
      
   Now edit it in Firefox:   
   5. Firefox:Control+U   
      
   I just tried it on that recipe text file and it worked for me.   
   But I like regular expressions since my hands do all the work.   
      
   Not the mouse.   
      
   > Another best-of site lists Vim and Atom along with Dreamweaver.   
   > They rated Sublime Text #1 for customizability, even though it, too,   
   > is only a general editor. Putting Dreamweaver on the same list with the   
   > others is like listing MSPaint with Photoshop. Only someone who's never   
   > edited photos would do that.   
      
   If someone can suggest a good free HTML editor that works on all major   
   platforms which incorporates regular expressions - I'd love to test it.   
      
   Even without the power of regular expressions, if it can do single-click   
   macros (like Notepad can do with its shortcuts.xml file), that'd be OK.   
      
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