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Dann gibt es noch den Port von KRegExp für Windows von HouseOfFusion. http://www.cfregex.com/
Wer zufälligerweise noch Python bei sich installiert hat, findet unter C:\Python22\Tools\Scripts\redemo.py (oder wo auch immer man das installiert hat) ein weiteres kleines visuelles Tool zum RE-Testen.