Editor.NET is an advanced code editor allowing integration of a highly flexible edit control in your .NET applications.

"To create a really good code editor is not an easy task (frankly speaking, the task is rather HARD), there are many non-trivial things, like complex syntax highlighting, code folding, context hints (IntelliSense, AutoComplete) and a bunch of others. Fortunately, through the programming history, there are some people who have already gone this way and provided a complete and consistent solution to the problem: Editor.NET from Quantum Whale.
It has almost all the features that can be found in the Visual Studio.NET code Editor, including customizable syntax highlighting, code outlining, code completion, unlimited undo/redo, bookmarks, word wrap, drag-n-drop, search/replace, and displaying gutter/margin/line numbers."

Editor.NET is designed to highlight syntax for more than 30 predefined programming languages such as C, C#, Delphi, VB, Java, Xml, Html, etc. and can be extended to perform syntax highlighting for virtually unlimited number of programming languages.

Editor.NET is written in C# and built on .NET classes. It ships with full source code, including design-time code.

What included in the download file at pnasoft
1. Setup version file
2. Cracked file.

• Support for C#, VB.NET and JScript.NET scripts. Use ScriptRun.Language property to specify scripting engine to use.
  Note: C# script uses CodeDOM engine which is available starting from .NET Framework 2.0
• Adding items to the script. You can add any .NET object to be used in the script.
  
Note : It's not possible to add object of types declared in the calling assembly.


• Resource processing. If running script have appropriate resx file, FileName_Resources object is automatically created and added to the script, allowing loading resources from resx file.
• Using concept. Special word "using" can be added to the script, allowing using classes from different scripts. demos and samples. Demos and script samples come with the product, helping to understand how to use Scripter.NET