Assembler Edit is a better notepad than the classical Windows' NotePad when dealing with assembler programming.

Assembler Edit is also pretty small and may be a great solution for whenever you need to create pure assembler code.

This application is designed to help you create pure assembler code (that is, not INLINE code).
Above of the main window you can see the header which is separated from the main code window.

Use the 'tools'-menu to create common DOS interrupts and subprocedures. The result is always put on the clipboard and/or automatically added to your code.

To get started, save this sample code to disk and then compile and link it. It will print the entire ASCII set with exception for the last character, when executed.