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• We're having technical difficulty with our text editor

  Published: October 18, 2007, 11:21 am

  Tags: Difficulty, Text, Editor, Html

  ok in my IE6 other than the text that I've typed doesn't look at all likewhat I see in Firefox.I think that IE7 is getting a bit pushy about upgrading but they can take thatup with my ISP since IE7 isn't compatible with its browser.Forgive me for any and all difficulties you may or may not be having. The bloglooks just fine with Netscape and

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• SubEthaEdit version 3.0

  Published: October 24, 2007, 2:30 pm

  Tags: Subethaedit, Text Editor, Texteditor

  the original collaborative text editor on the Mac allowing multiple folks to work on a document at the same time over a local network or the internet. Now TheCodingMonkeys have released version 3.0 with a new custom file format that "stores collaboration metadata and history with QuickLook support." This means that you can save and resume a

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• Take Vim with You with GVim Portable [Featured Windows Download]

  Published: October 30, 2007, 11:40 am

  Tags: Downloads, Featured Windows Download, Portable Applications, Text Editor, Vim, Windows

  the GVim (GUI Vi Improved) text editor, which includes with a configurable .vimrc and GVimPortable.ini that customizes and contains all your preferred settings. Reader Mike sent in a screengrab of his GVim Portable setup sportin' a bitstream font (pictured above.) GVim Portable is a free download for Windows only. Thanks, Mike!GVim Portable

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• Give gedit the Power of TextMate [Linux Tip]

  Published: November 13, 2007, 9:30 am

  Tags: Gnome, Linux, Linux Tip, Plug Ins, Text Editor, Text Substitution

  TextMate is a super-powered word processor beloved by coders and productivity geeks like Merlin Mann and Matt Haughey and available in a Windows port, but where does that leave Linux users? If they haven't already fallen under the sway of Vi or Emacs, they can download a few files and plug-ins to give GNOME's default text editor, gedit, many

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• Learn and Use LaTeX Online with MonkeyTex [Text Editor]

  Published: December 3, 2007, 8:00 am

  Tags: Online Documents, Text Editor, Web Applications, Web As Desktop

  LaTeX is a word processing and typesetting application that gets shout-outs from our commenters whenever bibliographies or other academic documents are needed. Now non-experienced users can try out the LaTeX platform without downloading anything using MonkeyTex.com, a free webapp that lets you upload, write, and save LaTeX documents, as well

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• Writing a WYSIWYG Wiki Editor with YUI and Grails

  Published: May 1, 2008, 7:18 pm

  Tags: Development, Glen Smith, Grails, Rich Text Editor, Rte, Textile J, Wiki, Yui

  creating and deploying Rich Text Editors is the number of markup formats you may need to support on the output side — ranging from HTML to Wiki-style text to purely idiosyncratic markup styles. Dav worked hard on the YUI Rich Text Editor to make output transformations as straightforward as possible. (If you’re doing YUI RTE work

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• Witzend Text Editor for DOS 5.0

  Published: June 11, 2008, 8:15 am

  Tags: Utility, Dos, Dos Box, Fast, Ms Dos, Small, Text, Text Editor, Windows, Witzend Software, Witzend Text Editor For Dos, Witzend Text Editor For Dos 5 0, Word Processing, Word Processor

  Witzend Text Editor for DOS 5.0 The Witzend Editor (TM) is ideal when you don’t need all the features of a huge word processor. The DOS-based Witzend Editor makes writing simpler and more productive, perfect for older systems and for those people who work at least occasionally in DOS. The Editor’s small size may seem to belie

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• Diamond, the rich text editor that thinks different

  Published: August 4, 2008, 9:00 pm

  Tags: Diamond, Different, Document Editor, Documenteditor, Free, Freeware, Rich Text, Richtext, Text Editor, Texteditor, Think Different, Thinkdifferent

  is a free rich text editor with a difference. Lots of differences, actually, which combine to make it quite appealing. Developer Geoffrey Alexander has recently released Diamond 3, which makes this an excellent time for you to download and give it a try. How is Diamond different? Diamond windows look different. Sometimes they're

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• Editra Brings Code-Friendly Editing to All Platforms [Featured Download]

  Published: August 13, 2008, 11:10 am

  Tags: Featured Download, Linux, Mac Os X, Programming, Text, Text Editor, Windows

  a free, cross-platform text editor, is a great lightweight solution for anyone who does coding, HTML work, or just a good amount of plain text editing. Similar to Notepad++, but with a whole lot of extras, the editor features tabbed files, context and code highlighting, theme-able icons and look, session saving, transparency support,

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• Vim on Mac OSX

  Published: August 17, 2008, 5:36 am

  Tags: Text Editor, Company News, Games, Open Source, Techie Techno, Mac, Mac Osx, Vim, Syntax Highlighting

  that I didn't have a proper text editor installed on my Mac desktop. There is a text editor app, but it doesn't have syntax highlighting, nor does it do a lot of the other funkier stuff that Vim does "out of the box".The silly thing is that a Google search for vim on osx (you can adjust the keywords to suit your taste) keeps taking me to this

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