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dougal
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An editor. For Mac OS X.
But not quite your ordinary, everyday sort.
Of course it does HTML, with live preview.
And syntax colouring, indenting, that sort of stuff.
But that's not all
"Your favorite language
Modes: SubEthaEdit features built-in support for most common programming languages, like AppleScript , ActionScript , C, C++, CSS, HTML, Java, Javascript, LaTeX, Lua, Objective-C, Pascal, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL and XML. Missing your favorite language? Try our growing repository of user contributed modes.
Make your own
If there is no mode for your favorite language available yet and you aren't afraid of getting your hands dirty a little bit, you can create your very own mode. Just check our extensive mode format documentation including a development kit and make your own set of syntax definition, function popup and autocomplete dictionary to create a custom working environment. If you created a mode, you can also send us an email, so we can put it online for others to use."
Oh yes, nearly forgot, its *specifically* designed for *collaborative* editing - multiple people *simultaneously* editing the same document/webpage/whatever...
And its free. ($35 for a commercial license)
https://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/
and be sure to click on the "Collaborate" and "Customise" tabs... |
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dougal
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dougal
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dougal
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Here's a nifty little thing.
Its only 1/3 of a mb to download - thats little these days.
It resizes pictures. In png, jpeg, tiff, pict, bmp and PhotoShop formats.
One at a time, a group or a whole folder.
You tell it what size you are after, and errr, that's it...
You want it/them to be 600 pixels across? (the long side of the rectangle) Drop your file(s) on the application and it pops up a window into which you type 600 and click the button.
It saves a copy shrunk to 600 pixels/dots across, and names it with the 600 added to the old name.
Mac easy or what?
Its called Pixer.
Its free (but a donation is requested).
Info & download https://www.1802.it/pixer.php
EDIT PS its written for OS X 10.4 (untested on anything earlier)
It'll do other things, like shrink to a percentage, convert to jpeg, mirror flip, rotate ... see the site! (And be prepared to make allowances for his English - its way better than my Italian...)
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Barefoot Andrew
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