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BBEdit 6.1.2: HTML and text editor

updated 12:40 pm EDT, Thu May 17, 2001

 
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Bare Bones Software has released BBEdit 6.1.2, an update to its HTML and text editor. Version 6.1.2 adds improved compatibility with a wide variety of FTP servers, improved performance under Mac OS X, and support for previewing HTML documents in OmniWeb, along with various other interface refinements and fixes for reported issues. A full list of changes is available at the company's Web site.


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    Yes! OW Support

    One step closer to dumping IE for good. Now if only OS X wouldn't change the default browser to IE everytime I reboot.

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    called Nicholas Shanks

    Damn, they improved on perfection. That means I owe Gildor a tenner.

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    My Useless Comment.

    I would like to say that BB is good. Damn good. With all of the stuff out there that only sorta works, take this as high praise. Props to Lemke too.

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    WebDAV

    I wish it did WebDAV. I use this tool with Zope and the server I'm working on will not support FTP.

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    it still doesn't suck

    'nuff said ;)

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    WebDAV

    Use OS X then. Its WebDAV support isn't perfect, but it works reasonably well. (Just type in a http:// address in "Connect to Server" in the Finder).

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    X now settled

    With BBEdit, FileMaker, and OmiWeb or iCab, OS X is now ready for prime time -- maybe Adobe will join in some day, before I head to Macromedia. All I need is good jpegs.

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    I disagree

    GraphicConverter (carbonized of course) might help you out for JPEGs if you are going to go fully native X now.

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    It doesn't suck.

    In fact, it's excellent, and it pleases me that the BB folks are on the ball with frequent updates and bug fixes.

    All it needs now is the ability to save in alternate encodings (ISO-2022, please!) and secure ftp.

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    still tops in my book

    Well, ready for prime time for web developers, anyway. :)
    But it's great to see with all the negative comments that get thrown around at software, there are still developers that seem to solicit almost nothing but praise... Thanks for knowing how to please us Mac users, Bare Bones.

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