> On Oct 17, 2016, at 1:29 PM, Ron Feldman <ronald.feld...@linq3.com> wrote: > > In the Application preferences of the OSX version of TextWrangler, there is > the option to "Reopen documents that were open at last quit" along with the > sub-option to "Restore unsaved changes". This is version 5.5.2. What this > does, magically, is allow me to have an infinite number of "clipboards" that > are persistent through re-boots. TextWrangler is apparently saving all my > open files, even if I don't save them. So I don't have to come up with names > for items that are meaningless beyond a few days' work, and I don't have to > find a place to store them. For example, I currently am up to "untitled text > 113" - just tons of little clipboards that I can check back on and don't > really need to clean up until I just feel like tossing the old clipboards, > which I do every once in a while. > > Is this super special amazing feature also in BBEdit? I really like making my > coworkers jealous with my infinite persistent clipboards, and I don't want to > lose that feeling of superiority.
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