Text-Documents
UPDF
If you are using Windows, working with PDF files commonly includes several different pieces of software, one for reading, another one for editing, and sometimes even a third one for signing or converting files
TextPad
When dealing with plain texts on Windows, the idea seems pretty straightforward
PopChar
Typing special characters on a Windows PC is very often a struggle
PDF Shaper
Working with PDFs on a Windows PC can get complicated faster than you expect
PhraseExpress
Writing the same things repeatedly, like emails, pieces of code, conversations with customers, or even basic notes, may subtly waste time and mental energy
PilotEdit
Working with large text files on Windows often throws up a gap in standard editors
Poedit
Anyone managing multilingual software or websites can attest that handling translation files is a rapidly growing source of annoyance
CSV Editor Pro
If you think handling CSV files is a walk in the park, try editing them in bulk, and your notion might change
Sigil
There are quite a few things about working with EPUB files that can be really frustrating
AkelPad Portable
Many Windows users find the default text editor either too basic or too rigid for their regular work
doPDF
Most people on Windows don't create PDFs regularly, but it is usually a very important and urgent task when it is required
pdfFactory
Making a PDF on a Windows computer is typically a lot more of a hassle than it should be
DSpeech
Typically, TTS programs for Windows fall into two extremes
Balabolka
Text-to-speech tools are either so limited that they cannot be used or so complex that they do not fit into everyday workflows for many Windows users