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Geek Culture / Poor man's online WYSIWYG HTML editor--- think Dreamweaver, without the "weaving"...

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Jeku
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Joined: 4th Jul 2003
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Posted: 26th Aug 2005 02:36
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This is pretty useful for quick HTML fixes on the go. For those of us who use Dreamweaver's auto-preview/edit-code functionality, this is pretty much the same thing, but in an HTML browser.

Handy, and something you can tuck away for future use

http://www.squarefree.com/htmledit/


My "everyone else has one so why can't I?" blog: http://www.jeku.com/blog/
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indi
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Location: Earth, Brisbane, Australia
Posted: 26th Aug 2005 05:25
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cheers thats neat.

If no-one gives your an answer to a question you have asked, consider:- Is your question clear.- Did you ask nicely.- Are you showing any effort to solve the problem yourself 
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Benjamin
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Posted: 26th Aug 2005 05:31
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Pretty cool

Tempest - P2P UDP Multiplayer Plugin - 80%
Want to try the beta? E-mail me.
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JoelJ
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Location: UTAH
Posted: 26th Aug 2005 07:15
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tis a shame that it is flashy(what can you expect?)...there should be a UPDATE button rather than autoupdating

"people who wear clothing with tech themes for the purpose of gaining a social label are no different than teenagers who wear large sweatpants to look edgy"
-Wikipedia "Nerd"
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RegenProZ
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Posted: 26th Aug 2005 21:51
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Not bad at all.

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How does a project get to be a year behind schedule? One day at a time
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Peter H
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Posted: 26th Aug 2005 21:58
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Nice! i've seen things like this before but not real time...

it's nice because it saves time from my usual txt method, where i have to save the txt, then refresh the window

"We make the worst games in the universe."

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