BBEdit

in the src attribute of an img tag in BBEdit 6.5 under OS X.1? ...

i remember using emacs on xterm instead of xemacs... hmm... I forgot why... in any case... when you have bbedit... there really isn't a need for xemacs... and emacs on terminal does have menu, etc... you just don't click on it with mouse...

Anyone know how to set IE to view-source (cmd-E) in another app, such as BBEdit? I tried setting all the .htm* files in the prefs/filehelpers to use BBEdit as both application and post-process, etc... but no dice. Using IE5.1b on 10.0.4

I've been a BBEdit user since version 2.x. In all that time my favorite feature was the fact that it was BLAZING FAST. It started fast. It performed all of its functions fast. ...

I forgot one of the other reasons I loved BBEdit... it always has been fast to launch and to open/save files... (Something you'd definately expect from a Text Editor!) Well that was true until they carbonized v 6.x for OS X. I really hope that this was just a fast/sloppy port and this is not the way all Carbonized applications are going to be. Also I really hope that they...

I don't admit this lightly. I've been a BBEdit lover since version 2.x. ...

I've been waiting for BBEdit for OSX and yesterday ran into Pepper, a sweet little text editor that might out-BBEdit BBEdit. Apple's got it linked from their macosx page

Bare Bones, the makers of BBEdit, says that a carbonized version of BBEdit will be available when OS X 1.0 ships. That probably means that a carbonized BBEdit Lite will be around about then too. It's a shame they don't release earlier, the app is probably already finished but they want to wait for the sharp OS. ...

According to Barebones' FAQ, they are currenting working on a Carbon version of BBEdit which they will release with the shipping of the OS X comercial launch. Yipee! ...

of the way down the window you will see Open With. Select BBEdit in that drop down menu then directly below that click on the button labeled "Change All..." That's all there is to it. ...