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SubEthaEdit - 3.5.2

Bonjour-based, collaborative text editor.

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All Time:	(4.6)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	3.5.2
Release Date:	2009-11-20
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	212
Downloads (all versions):	2,057
Price:	$42.74

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Product Description:

SubEthaEdit is a collaborative distributed text editor, combining the simplicity of TextEdit and the power of Rendezvous. It allows to share documents on a local network (with Rendezvous) or on the internet. Every participating user can type simultaneously and see what others are typing. You can even follow others users to see what they are up to.
SubEthaEdit features true simultaneous editing for multiple users. Text changes are highlighted in a different color for each user, allowing easy identification of your coeditors' changes. The scrollbar indicators give you a quick overview where others are working in the document.
In addition to its rich networking capablities, SubEthaEdit does everything you'd expect from an advanced text editor. Encodings and line endings are handled seamlessly. Programmers benefit from customizable syntax coloring and function pop-up, bracket matching, indenting and regular expression find and replace.

What's new in this version:

Added Erlang mode
Added Go mode
Added per mode option for the Tab key to indent and outdent when something is selected. Defaults to on.
Improved the Objective-C mode by adding Cocoa Touch properties and minor missing functions to the autocompletion.
Enabled support for Snow Leopard's text substitutions.
Improved handling of modes which require a higher SubEthaEngine for future compatiblity.
Switched out-of-the-box default encoding to UTF-8.
Fixed an issue with Snow Leopard which caused continuous spell checking to behave strangely.
Fixed an issue with the live Web Preview where folded text did not appear in the preview.
Fixed an issue with the live Web Preview where some base URLs would prevent the preview from updating.
Fixed an issue with extended regex mode in which the find progress indicator would not stop for certain expressions.
Fixed issues with folding and encoding conversion.
Fixed an issue which caused URLs containing non-ascii characters not to be recognized correctly.
Fixed an issue that caused the script menu to be missing from the context menu.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

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NOT Freeware - Version: 3.1, 7/22/2008 01:40PM PST

(2 of 2 users found this comment useful)

s_gans

This is listed at VT as freeware, but upon installation we're told it's a 30 day trial. This software costs 29 euro. That's $46 American.

Super Support - Version: 3.0.2, 12/5/2007 03:40AM PST

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ProjectWizards

I am very satisfied with SEE. It is a fast & lightweight tool for our textual collaboration. Just see the rating: just five stars.

But even beyond that: I reported a strange crash of SEE (which happens very rarely to me) just a few days ago - it was one the these "unreproducible" issues ;-) I've received a message from the developer the same day and they managed it to fix this crash in no time!

That's how it should be. Guys, I appreciate your work!

When it was free - Version: 2.6.2, 3/9/2007 10:47AM PST

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wgscott

Subethaedit was my favorite OS X text editor (although I regularly use vim). I never used the collaborative feature, I just used SEE as a standard GUI editor, but when it became payware, I had to decide if it was really worth it.

I decided to pay for an OS X text editor, even though I am happy with vim. However, the feature sets I found worth paying for were in TextMate, so I bought that one instead. You should take a look at that before making a final decision.

Older versions of SEE are also available for free for non-commerical users.