One suggestion I haven't seen mentioned is the possibility of using
PortableApps. (http://www.portableapps.com/) Included in the suite of
apps was Notepad++, NVU, and Kompozer, all of which will run from
your USB stick without interfering in any way with the onboard OS of
the system you have commandeered.
WYSYWYGEZ appears to be (though I have not investigated thoroughly)
an actual CMS system, which would be a bit more than simply a drop-in
editor. If you're looking for a drop-in editor that you can place
server-side and access web-based to alter existing pages, it wouldn't
be hard to configure a reasonably secure mini PHP app server-side,
using the TinyMCE editor, which I have found personally to be quite
capable of clean HTML, and does have 'view source' option.
Also, if you need a Linux editor of simplicity, and the arcane
mysteries of vi and emacs are too much for you, try 'nano'.
On Mar 18, 2008, at 4:44 PM, Jonathan Schwartz wrote:
Eons ago, I stood in front of the BareBones booth at MacWorld,
asking why I would need BBEdit. ;-)
Today, BBEdit is my most valuable software tool...as long as I am
sitting at my desk/in front of my laptop.
From time to time, I might not have access to BBEdit, and need to
perform a simple edit to web-based html or php pages.
Is there a web-based product that provides this functionality? I
am considering WYSYWYGEZ, but am not sure if this is the right one.
Thanks
Jonathan
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