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> sorry if i ask a question already asked 100 times or more (i guess)
> is there a program where you can edit a text as if it were graphic ...
> mark a quadratic block and move it elsewhere and so on?
> that would be good

I know of two ... and use them both.

Textpad - www.textpad.com
Jave    - www.jave.de