developer Apple Inc. screenshot Image Appleworks 6.0 wordproc mac.png 250px caption AppleWorks 6 for Mac ... website http www.apple.com appleworksAppleworks Support status End of Life EOL August 15, 2007 AppleWorks refers to two different office suite products, both of which are now discontinued. Originally, AppleWorks was an integrated software package for the Apple II platform, released in 1984 by Apple Computer . In 1998, the name AppleWorks was repurposed by Apple following its elimination of its ... . At one time, AppleWorks was bundled with all consumer level Macintosh Macs sold by Apple. As of August 15, 2007, AppleWorks has reached End of life product end of life status , and is no longer being ... 18827 title Apple cans AppleWorks first Jonny last Evans date 15 August 2007 accessdate 2007 ... similar to AppleWorks are currently sold as the iWork suite. AppleWorks Classic Apple II version, 1984 1991 The original AppleWorks was one of the first integrated office suite s for personal computers ... previously published Lissner s QuickFile, a database program that closely resembled what became the AppleWorks database module. An Apple III version of AppleWorks, which used the same file formats, was dubbed ... the product at all. AppleWorks nevertheless debuted at 2 on the Softalk s monthly bestseller list ... Appleworks page Apple s Promotion of Appleworks Retrieved on 13 June 2009 ref Apple released version ... Claris. Claris contracted with Beagle Bros to upgrade AppleWorks to version 3.0 in 1989, then turned its attention to producing Macintosh and Windows software, letting AppleWorks languish. Claris did, however, finally agree to license the AppleWorks trademark to Quality Computers, which released AppleWorks 4.0 in 1993 and AppleWorks 5.0 in 1994. In the mid 1980s, many companies provided add ons to AppleWorks. One of the most successful was the TimeOut series from Beagle Bros . TimeOut developers Alan Bird, Randy Brandt and Rob Renstrom were involved in developing AppleWorks 3.0 and eventually ... more details
The AppleWorks User Group is a group formed in 1991 to support users of Apple Inc s AppleWorks software suite. The group is often referred to as AWUG . AWUG publishes a monthly newsletter, the AppleWorks Journal , that provides hints, tips, and techniques for AppleWorks. It also provides its members with telephone and email technical support support , as well as access to a Members Helping Members database actually distributed as a PDF and the AppleWorks News Service website, which provides timely news and information about AppleWorks. Membership also includes access to the AWUG public domain Public Domain Library, a repository of AppleWorks computer software utilities , Template file format templates , fonts , enhancements, and updates. AWUG members also get discounts on various software titles. AWUG also supports software developer developers of AppleWorks related software. External links http www.awug.org AWUG homepage Category User groups Mac stub ... more details
IIgs software. Beagle Bros reached a new audience when they began producing add ons for the AppleWorks integrated package. Their first AppleWorks add on, released in 1986, was the MacroWorks keyboard ... AppleWorks add ons, which they dubbed TimeOut. The company produced an extensive and ever expanding ... by Claris to develop AppleWorks 3.0, and the TimeOut API itself became a part of AppleWorks with version ... winning Macintosh spell checker, and continued publishing AppleWorks products through his JEM Software spin off. Mark Munz created Deja , which allows AppleWorks to run under Mac OS X. The company ... Apple Mechanic Typefaces Bert Kersey Twenty six fonts for use with Apple Mechanic AppleWorksAppleWorks 3.0 Companion Patches for various AppleWorks 3.0 modules Bag of Tricks software Bag of Tricks Don ... Editor Font editor for AppleWorks I.O. Silver Brad Wilhelmsen Popular strategy action game MacroWorks Randy Brandt 1986 Macros keyboard shortcuts for AppleWorks 1.3 Master Find Mastermind board game ... Books 5, 6 and 7 Super MacroWorks Randy Brandt 1986 Macros keyboard shortcuts for AppleWorks 2.0 TimeOut software TimeOut series Various add ons for AppleWorks 2.0 and newer built on the TimeOut core ... for the AppleWorks Word Processor TimeOut Graph Rob Renstrom 1987 Graphing for the AppleWorks Spreadsheet ... QuickSpell Alan Bird 1987 Spell checking for the AppleWorks Word Processor TimeOut ReportWriter ... SideSpread Mark Simonsen 1987 Wide paper printing for the AppleWorks Spreadsheet TimeOut SuperFonts Mark Simonsen 1987 Graphical fonts for the AppleWorks Word Processor TimeOut SuperForms Dan Verkade ... Thesaurus Alan Bird Synonyms in the AppleWorks Word Processor TimeOut UltraMacros Randy Brandt 1987 ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Infobox file format name Drawn File icon extension tt .drw tt mime owner typecode genre container for contained by extended from extended to A drawn file is a type of file used to preserve image drawings and keep detail very well but does not keep color well at all. The filename extension for this is .drawn, .drawing, or, for computers that only support three letter extensions, .drw. Programs According to FileInfo.net ref http www.fileinfo.net extension drw ref files with a .drw extension can be opened by the following programs Mac OS Apple AppleWorks Windows Microsoft Picture It CorelDRAW Corel Paint Shop Pro References Reflist Category Graphics file formats graphics software stub ... more details
Unreferenced date October 2006 Connect Business Information Network , formerly known as MacNET , was a Property proprietary dial up online network with a Graphical user interface graphic user interface similar to AppleLink . Launch Mike Muller, a former VP of Apple Computer , launched MacNET in 1988. The mainframe end was Computer program program med by Robert Lissner, the author of AppleWorks . The terminal Computer software software , also called MacNET, was sold through List of Macintosh software Macintosh software outlets and the network charged an hourly use fee. Growth and decline Use grew rapidly during the first years, but there was significant competition from America Online when that service launched a year later on the Macintosh platform. Eventually, the MacNET service name and the company name were changed to CONNECT. The software remained MacNET on the Mac side and PCNet came out for the PC market. By the early 2000s, Connect became World Wide Web web based and closed within several years of the widespread adoption of the WWW standard. Category Internet standards Internet stub ... more details
orphan date October 2011 EazyDraw is a Apple Macintosh Mac only vector graphics program from Dekorra Optic. It has all of the usual vector drawing tools, but also includes features not usually combined together e.g., dimension tools, numerical parametric geometry, mathematical function graphing, image editing, etc. . This is also one of the few graphics programs that can import many old Mac OS 9 formats, including PICT , AppleWorks , ClarisWorks , MacDraw , MacDraw II , and MacDraw Pro . Export formats include PICT for old Mac OS 9 programs and Microsoft Office for Mac versions prior to Office 2008 , PDF , Encapsulated PostScript EPS , and all the usual bitmap options. External links http www.eazydraw.com index.htm EazyDraw website http www.webcolorpicker.com products.htm Dekorra Optic website Category Graphics software ... more details
Integrated software is software for personal computer s that combines the most commonly used functions of many productivity software programs into one application. The integrated software genre has been largely overshadowed by fully functional office suite s, most notably Microsoft Office , but at one time was considered the killer application type responsible for the rise and dominance of the IBM PC in the desktop business computing world. ref cite web url http www.crn.com crn special supplement 816 816p71 hof.jhtml title Lotus 1 2 3 accessdate 2007 12 21 author Lee Pender date November 1998 work Ten Revolutionaries of Computing publisher Computer Reseller News ref In the early days of the PC before GUI s became common, user interfaces were text only and were operated mostly by function key and modifier key sequences. Every program used a different set of keystrokes, making it difficult for a user to master more than one or two programs. Programs were loaded from floppy disk , making it very slow and inconvenient to switch between programs and difficult or impossible to exchange data between them to transfer the results from a spreadsheet to a word processor document for example . In response to these limitations, vendors created multifunction integrated packages, eliminating the need to switch between programs and presenting the user with a more consistent interface. The potential for greater ease of use made integrated software attractive to home markets as well as business, and packages such as the original AppleWorks AppleWorks AppleWorks for the Apple II and Jane software Jane for the Commodore 128 were developed in the 1980s to run on most popular home computer s of the day. Commodore even produced the Plus 4 computer with a simple integrated suite built into ROM . Context MBA was an early example of the genre, and featured spreadsheet , database , chart making, word processing and terminal emulation functions. However, because it was written in Pascal progra ... more details
Wiktionary Works may refer to An author s or artist s body of work of art Engineering structures, projects, and so on, including Earthworks engineering , created through moving soil or unformed rock Public works , engineering projects carried out by the state on behalf of the community Waterworks , another name for a water supply system In motorsports, works are cars sponsored and tuned by automobile manufacturers see factory backed In religion, works, deeds or actions in contrast to faith Good works in Christianity Karma , literally deeds , in Hinduism Other HowStuffWorks New Zealand Ministry of Works AppleWorks and iWork , a collection of office productivity programs created by Apple Microsoft Works , a collection of office productivity programs created by Microsoft Samuel Works c. 1781 1868 , New York politician Albums Works , a Gary Burton album from 1972 Works , a Status Quo band Status Quo album from 1983 Works Pink Floyd album from 1983 Works , a John Abercrombie guitarist album from 1991 Works , a Pat Metheny album from 1994 Works , an Alan Parsons Project album from 2002 Works Volume I , Works Volume II and Emerson, Lake and Palmer in Concert , also known as Works Live , released by Emerson, Lake & Palmer See also The Works disambiguation Work disambiguation disambig cs Works de Works fr Works it Works ja pt Works ... more details
The Apple 80 Column Text Card was an expansion card for the Apple IIe computer to give it the option of displaying 80 columns of text instead of the usual 40 columns. Two models were available the cheaper 80 column card had just enough extra random access memory RAM to double the video memory capacity, and the Extended 80 Column Text Card had an additional 64 kilobyte s of RAM, bringing the computer s total RAM to 128kB. These cards went in the IIe s Auxiliary Slot , which existed in addition to the 7 standard Apple II peripheral cards Apple II peripheral slots present on all expandable Apple II series machines. Although in a separate slot, the card was closely associated with slot 3 of the 7 standard slots, using some of the hardware and firmware functions that would have otherwise been allocated to slot 3, because third party 80 column cards had traditionally been placed in slot 3 on the earlier Apple II and Apple II Plus machines. The extended version of the card features a jumper block J1 that when installed enabled the double high resolution capability. Since early Revision A Apple IIe motherboards were incapable of supporting the bank switching needed for the enhanced graphics mode, the block needed to be removed to disable the feature. As with many Apple II products, Clone computer science clone cards were also produced that performed a similar function, and some types of 80 column cards were even available for the older Apple II and Apple II Plus , which did not feature a dedicated slot for this card. Soon after the release of the Apple IIe, 80 column text support became a basic requirement of many software packages. Later, 128kB and therefore the Extended card became a minimum requirement for major programs. All versions of the extremely popular AppleWorks , in particular, required 80 column support Fact date February 2007 , and the last Apple II versions of AppleWorks required 128kB of memory. In the later years of the Apple IIe, the Extended 80 column car ... more details
Wiktionary CW cW CW may stand for Arts Carl Wheezer , a character in Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius Creative writing Cryptic Writings , an album by Megadeth Companies Cable & Wireless , a British telecommunications company Colonial Williamsburg Curtiss Wright , an engineering company NYSE CW Television The CW Television Network , a television network One of the List of The CW Television Network affiliates CW Television Network affiliates Military Chemical warfare Chemical weapon Cold War Warrant officer when followed by a numerical designation of rank Places Air Marshall Islands IATA code Canada West , an obsolete designation for the western part of Canada Cook Islands FIPS Pub 10 4 and obsolete NATO diagram County Carlow , a county in Ireland Cura ao ISO 3166 1 alpha 2 country code Publications Computerworld , an information technology magazine The Crimson White , a student run newspaper of the University of Alabama Religion and philosophy Common Worship , a liturgy of the Church of England Conventional wisdom , a description of ideas that are generally accepted as true Sciences Carrier wave centiwatt cW , one hundredth of a watt Continuous wave , a method of radio transmission telegraphy and a microwave theory Morse code CW complex , a type of topological space Drag coefficient , a measure of air resistance commonly denoted math bold c mathrm w , math Software Castle Wolfenstein , a video game ClarisWorks , an office suite now known as AppleWorks CodeWarrior , an integrated development environment by Metrowerks C , a programming language Sports Cruiserweight boxing C. W. Anderson , a professional wrestler Time Clockwise Disambiguation Category Initialisms cs CW de CW eo CW fa CW fr CW ko CW it CW sw CW nl CW ja CW no CW pt CW ro CW ru CW fi Cw sv CW th CW ... more details
Apple File Exchange AFE is a utility program for Apple Macintosh computers. It was included on the Apple Tidbits or Install 2 disk in system versions System 7 7.0 through System 7.1 7.1 . In System 7.5 released in 1994 , it was replaced by PC Exchange . Apple File Exchange could read floppy disk s from DOS Microsoft Windows Windows and ProDOS Apple II systems, as well as disks from Macintosh Macs . This utility enabled Macs to read PC disks, but only if they were inserted after launching Apple File Exchange. If Apple File Exchange was not launched while inserting PC formatted floppy, the Mac would complain that the disk inserted was not a Macintosh disk and requested initialisation. Apple File Exchange was a file content translator, in contrast to the File System Translator of Apple GS OS which just translated the file system between different computers storage formats. AFE could convert data files produced by one program for use in another, e.g. between AppleWorks and ClarisWorks . ref http support.apple.com kb TA28032 Apple File Exchange Contrasted to File System Translators , Apple support archive article, last modified 2008 ref Bugs A floppy disk high density diskette in DOS format formatted as a 720K disk would not function correctly the Mac assumed that any high density disk has been formatted as an HD disk. To solve this problem, a user could cover the square hole with a piece of tape opposite the write protect tab, and re insert the disk. This square hole identifies the disk as a high density disk. Covering the square hole will make it appear to disk drive as a DD disk. References Reflist External links http mac.wikia.com wiki Apple File Exchange Apple File Exchange on WikiMac, the Mac wiki Category Apple Inc. software Category Compatibility layers mac stub ... more details
This article compares early word processing software. Operating system compatibility This table gives a comparison of what operating system s are compatible with each word processor in 1985. class wikitable sortable Word processor Apple Inc. Apple Atari CP M CPT Word Processors CPT Commodore 64 Hewlett Packard HP IBM Personal Computer IBM PC Kaypro Macintosh Morrow Designs Morrow IBM PCjr Rainbow 100 TI Professional Tandy Corporation Tandy Homeword II, IIc,IIe 800 no no yes no yes no no no yes no no no MacWrite no no no no no no no no yes no no no no no Pfs Write II, IIc,IIe no no no no no yes no no no yes no no no AtariWriter no 800XL, 1200 no no no no no no no no no no no no Omniwriter no no no no yes no no no no no no no no no Word Juggler II,IIe,III no no no no no no no no no no no no no PC Write no no no no no no yes no no no yes no no no Wordvision no no no no no no yes no no no no no no no VolksWriter Volkswriter deluxe no no no no no no yes no no no yes no yes no Perfect Writer no no yes no no no no no no no no no no no Plu Perfect no no no no no no no 2,4,10 no yes no no no no Wordstar II,IIe no yes no no 110,150 yes yes no yes yes yes yes TRS 80 Newword IIe no yes no no no yes yes no yes no no no no Appleworks II, IIe no no no no no no no no no no no no no III E Z Pieces III no no no no no no no no no no no no no Lotus Symphony DOS Symphony no no no no no no yes no no no no no no no Framework office suite Framework no no no no no no yes no no no no no no no XyWrite XY Write II no no no no no no yes no no no no no no no WordPerfect no no no no no no yes no no no no yes yes Tandy 2000 Microsoft Word no no no no no no yes no yes no no yes yes Tandy 2000 CPT Word Processors no no no yes no no no no no no no no no no References refbegin cite book title Whole Earth Software Catalog url http wholeearth.com issue electronic edition.php?iss 1230 year 1984 pages 50 51 refend Word processors software stub Category Software comparisons Word processors, early Category ... more details
presentation software Keynote , for presentations. iWork replaces the now discontinued AppleWorks ... AppleWorks previously known as ClarisWorks an early Mac Office suite. It has morphed and branched into AppleWorks and Gobe Software GoBe Productive . When the original developers split up, ClarisWorks continued as AppleWorks after being bought by Apple, and GoBeProductive was redeveloped ... 08 in August 2007. ref name appleworks discontinued Cite news title Apple cans AppleWorks first ... more details
products such as MacProject , MacDraw , and the hit Apple II product, AppleWorks . Claris second corporate ... by Apple in 1998 and rebranded as AppleWorks for Macintosh . Pro series In the late 1980s Claris began ... Inc. Claris s only other major product, ClarisWorks, was taken back by Apple to become AppleWorks ... gslj awgs.html The Life and Times of AppleWorks GS http www.quasar.ualberta.ca edit202 tutorial ClarisHomePage ... more details
Following is a List of Apple II applications . compactTOC8 side yes top yes num yes A A2Command Norton Commander Style File Manager ADTPro Telecom Apple Works Integrated Word Processor, Spreadsheet, and Data Base Suite II & GS Apple Writer Word Processor ASCII Express Telecom B Bank Street Writer Word Processor C Cat fur file transfer chat software for the Apple cat modem Contiki 8 Bit Text Web Browser Copy II Copy and Disk Utilities D Dalton Disk Desintegrator Disk Archiver Davex Unix Type Shell Design Your Own Home Home Design GS Disk Muncher Disk Copy Diversi Copy Disk Copy GS DOS.MASTER Apple DOS DOS 3.3 ProDOS Utility E Edisoft Text Editor EasyWriter EasyMailer G GEOS Integrated Office Suite GNO ME Unix Type Shell GS GraphicEdge Business Graphics for AppleWorks Spreadsheets II & GS & Mac L Lock Smith Copy and Disk Utilities M Merlin 8 & 16 Assembler II & GS MouseWrite and MouseWrite II First mouse based word processor for Apple II II & GS Magic Window word processor Magic Window one of the most popular Apple II word processors by Artsci DYNAMO System Dynamics Software Micro DYNAMO simulation software to build system dynamics models O ORCA programing language Program Language Suite II & GS P PrintShop Sign, Banner, & Card Maker II & GS ProSel Disk and File Utilities II & GS ProTERM Telecom Program and Text Editor PublishIT Desktop Publishing versions 1 4 R Rendezvous Shuttle Orbital Simulation Game S ShrinkIt Disk and File Compressor and Archiver II & GS Spectrum Internet Suite Internet Tools and Web Browser GS SynthLAB Music composing software T TellStar Astronomy Twilight II Apple IIGS Screensaver GS V VisiCalc Spreadsheet W Word Perfect Word Processor Word Juggler Word Processor Z ZBASIC Language Zedcor Systems Z Link Telecom Zardax Word Processor Category Apple II family Category Apple II software ... more details
Image Gobelogo.png right Gobe Software, Inc was a software company that published an integrated desktop software suite for BeOS . In later years, it was the publisher of BeOS itself. Gobe was founded in 1997 by members of the ClarisWorks development team and some of the authors of the original Styleware application for the Apple II . After leaving StyleWare and creating the product later known as ClarisWorks and AppleWorks , Bob Hearn , Scott Holdaway joined Tom Hoke , Scott Lindsey, Bruce Q. Hammond , and Carl Grice who also worked at Apple Computer s Claris division and formed Gobe Software, Inc with the notion to create a next generation integrated office suite similar to ClarisWorks, but for the BeOS platform. Gobe Productive v1.0 for BeOS was released in August 1998 and v2.0 in August 1999. The resulting product, Gobe Productive , was by far the most polished of the word processors, spreadsheet and vector graphics applications for BeOS, but as an integrated package a la ClarisWorks and Microsoft Works . When Be Inc. outsourced publication of BeOS in 2000 Gobe became the publisher of BeOS in North America, Australia, and sections of Asia. Only weeks after signing up other publishers around the globe, Be, Inc halted development for the BeOS platform and publicly announced that all of its corporate focus would be on Internet Appliances and made public announcements that hampered forward momentum of the BeOS platform. In addition, the publishers in general and Gobe in particular did not have source code access to the BeOS and were not able to continue its development or add drivers that the platform needed to be a viable alternative to Microsoft Windows Windows or Linux . Gobe also published Hicom Entertainment Next Generation Entertainment s Corum III role playing game for BeOS during this period. The failure of Be, Inc and BeOS meant ports had to be undertaken, and Windows and Linux variants were developed. Although the company shipped a Windows version of its so ... more details
TOC right This is a list of Apple Macintosh software which no longer runs on current machines. For example, the software may require Mac OS 9 which does not run on Apple s current Apple Intel architecture Intel machines . Note that most old programs can still be run using emulator s, such as SheepShaver , vMac or Basilisk II . For a list of current programs, see List of Macintosh software , or visit Apple s database at the http guide.apple.com Macintosh Products Guide . Third party databases include http www.versiontracker.com macosx VersionTracker , http www.macupdate.com MacUpdate and http osx.iusethis.com iUseThis . Since a list like this might grow too big and become unmanageable, this list is confined to those programs for which a Wikipedia article exists. Expand list date August 2008 Web Browsers Cyberdog Internet Explorer MacLynx MacWeb MacWWW NCSA Mosaic Netscape Communicator Netscape Navigator Networking and telecommunications eWorld AppleLink FreePPP MacTerminal ZTerm Developer tools and IDEs Apple Media Tool AppWare CodeWarrior HyperCard Classic only IDE MacApp Macintosh Programmer s Workshop MTropolis Oracle Media Objects THINK C VideoWorks Microsoft BASIC Graphics, layout, and desktop publishing MacDraw MacPaint CorelDRAW CricketPaint CricketDraw FullPaint FullWrite Professional SuperPaint Macintosh SuperPaint Ready,Set,Go Gryphon Software Morph Digital Darkroom Office and productivity AppleWorks originally ClarisWorks Microsoft Works need to check if there is a mac section to link to MindWrite OpenDoc StatView Taste software WriteNow MacWrite MacProject Microsoft Project for Macintosh Nisus Writer WordPerfect WordPerfect for Macintosh WordPerfect for Macintosh Business Claris Resolve CricketGraph Informix Wingz Lotus 123 Multiplan Lotus Jazz Outliners Acta software MORE application Utilities Disinfectant software Disinfectant Antivirus Extensis Suitcase FastBack software Fastback Compression Compact Pro PackIt DiskDoubler Screen Savers After Dark softw ... more details
Infobox software name Word Juggler logo screenshot caption author Tim Gill developer Quark, Inc. released latest release version latest release date latest preview version latest preview date operating system Apple SOS , ProDOS platform Apple IIc, IIe, III genre Word processor license Proprietary website Word Juggler was a word processor application by Quark, Inc. for the Apple IIe, IIc, and III computers. ref name whole earth1 cite book title Whole Earth Software Catalog url http wholeearth.com issue electronic edition.php?iss 1230 year 1984 pages 50 51,55 ref Until the release of AppleWorks , Word Juggler was the leading word processor on the IIe and IIc, beating out Apple Writer . ref name whole earth1 The software was copy protected with a hardware dongle. ref name whole earth1 It was one of the first software titles to use ProDOS . ref name whole earth1 The software was well received and was considered easy to learn and master. ref name Ford ref name whole earth1 ref name Markoff cite journal last Markoff first John date Jul 5, 1982 title Word Juggler 2.2, a text editor for the Apple III journal InfoWorld volume 4 issue 26 pages 68 70 url http books.google.com books?id MjAEAAAAMBAJ ref The software also came with a dictionary spell checker called Lexicheck which was also well received. ref name whole earth1 Versions Apple III The software was the first commercially available word processor for the Apple III and featured formatting commands such as margin settings, centering, justification, bold, underlined, subscript, superscripts, doublestrike, titles, footnotes, and page numbers. ref name wjiw1 cite journal date Dec 28, 1981 title Word Juggler The Apple III Processor journal InfoWorld volume 3 issue 32 url http books.google.com books?id bT0EAAAAMBAJ&pg PA4 ref The program was also able to use the Apple III redefinable keyboard to provide single stroke editor commands such as find, delete character, delete line, and so forth . ref name Ford cite journal last F ... more details
x.png The fonts in the following list were included as extras with AppleWorks 6 ref Elferdink, Jim & David Reynolds, AppleWorks 6 The Missing Manual , p. 422 ref , which was bundled with new iMac s until 2006 ref Williams, Warren & Cathleen Merritt, AppleWorks Journal , March 2006, p. 7 ref . Image ... more details
08 suite exclusively for Mac OS X v10.4 or higher. AppleWorks for MS Windows and Macintosh. This is a further development of the historical Claris Works Office suite. ref http www.apple.com appleworks Apple Support AppleWorks Bot generated title ref WordPerfect Office Quattro Pro for MS Windows ... more details
Expand list date August 2008 The following is a list of HTML editor s with articles on Wikipedia . Text editors main List of text editors Basic text editors Plain text editor s may be used to produce webpages. Unlike word processors, the software does not insert text formatting elements that may interfere with the parsing of programming languages. The following are some commonly used text editors Multicol AkelPad Crimson Editor FAR Manager FAR Manager Colorer plugin gedit jEdit Kate text editor Kate Metapad Nano text editor nano NEdit Multicol break Notepad Windows Notepad WordPad SciTE TextEdit TED Notepad Multicol end Source code editors Source code editor s evolved from basic text editors, but include additional tools specifically geared toward handling code. Multicol ActiveState Komodo Alleycode HTML Editor Aptana Arachnophilia BBEdit BlueFish Coda web development software Coda E Text Editor Eclipse software Eclipse with the Web Tools Platform EditPlus Emacs EmEditor Espresso Geany HTML Kit HomeSite Notepad NetBeans IDE Multicol break NoteTab PHPEdit PhpStorm PhpStorm IDE Programmer s Notepad PSPad RJ TextEd Scintilla editing component Scintilla Smultron skEdit TED Notepad TextMate TextPad TextWrangler TopStyle UltraEdit WebStorm WebStorm IDE vi Vim text editor Vim Multicol end Word processors While word processor s are not ostensibly HTML editors, many of the major products are capable of exporting document layouts in HTML format. This offers the ease of use of a word processor, similar to a WYSIWYG product see below , but has some of the same end product limitations. AbiWord Pages iWork Apple Pages part of the iWork suite AppleWorks Microsoft Word OpenOffice.org Writer WordPerfect Spreadsheet Microsoft Excel can also export a document .xls into .html with the correct formatting. OpenOffice Calc WYSIWYG editors see Comparison of HTML editors Deleted image removed Image Dreamweaver Screenshot.png thumb right 250px Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 WYSIWYG What You See Is Wh ... more details
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