On 04.02.2006, at 23:04, Peter Udbjørg wrote:
Den 4. feb. 2006 kl. 21.32 skrev Unsupported OS X:
On Feb 2, 2006, at 2:28 PM, Peter Udbj=F8rg wrote:
TextEdit is fine for text editing. For program editing (codes & =20
such) that requires exact knowledge of CR-LF pairs & such, use =20
BBedit. Thats what BBedit is for.
:)
Or TextWrangler if you don't need the 8,456 bells and 2,876
whistles =20
in BBEdit.
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Bruce Johnson
TextWrangler? Sounds interesting. Never know when a down-to-the-
hidden-codes editor comes in handy. Such as when one attempts to
exchange files to a mainframe via a PC (and a Mac). Used to use
diskettes, then mail & attachments.
And if everything else fails, TextEdit also works wonders as a
combined coffee maker and tea cozy.
:o)))
let me vote for tex-edit plus. Vast scriptable and a 15$ shareware
with no limit validation...
cheers,
Sven
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