Editor Features Multi-Document editing  with color-syntax highlighting.  Autoindentation and your choice of Classic, brief and epsilon keyboard layouts.   Bookmarks, gutter and line numbering.   Bracket matching allows you to highlight a bracket and have its mate located and all code in between is highlighted. Code Templates allow for easy insertion of code templates.  Truly increases productivity. Easy access to the Perl Documentation Bookmark Navigation.  Simply click the previous or next buttons to locate the appropriate bookmark. Now you'll know exactly when those documents have or have NOT been saved.  visiPerl+ 2.5 has added "Saved" icons on each tab.  When a document has been modified, they're RED, when it's been saved, they're grayed out. MRU (Most Recently Used) File listing.  Now you don't have to remember what document you worked on last.  Whenever you close a script, visiPerl+ writes it into the Most Recently Used listing, at which point, you can select it directly from there the next time you need it.
	Web Server (visiServer) Supports GET / POST Methods Currently supports the following environment variables; PATH SERVER_SOFTWARE SERVER_NAME SCRIPT_NAME QUERY_STRING REQUEST_METHOD CONTENT_TYPE CONTENT_LENGTH PATH_TRANSLATED SCRIPT_FILENAME Supports both "LocalHost",  "MachineName" and IP addressing.  Can be addressed from any machine on the network (if connected in a network environment). Simply point the server to your document root and the document that you want to be sent by default and press start.
	HTML Editor Now you edit your HTML code directly in visiPerl+ 2.5 with a real-time preview. You can use existing HTML code or start fresh.  visiPerl+ will insert it back into your script. No more jumping to external HTML editors to work on HTML coding.
	FTP Client Drag and Drop to server. Site management with common actions.  Delete, Rename, New Folder, GET (Download), Set Permissions. Uses document properties or you can add sites that are not related to the document.
	Perl Explorer Easily locate variables by typing the first letter of their name.  Repeat letter for more that begin with that letter. Renaming a variable in the tree will rename it throughout the document. Easily jump to a sub routine by highlighting its name in the Perl Explorer and then select "Jump to" from the popup menu.
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