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Product Description:
PageSpinner is an HTML editor for Mac OS that supports HTML, XHTML , PHP, SSI, CSS, JavaScript plus additional Netscape and Explorer extensions, and is suitable for both the beginner and the professional web author. The editor provides quick access to often used markup and formatting, and supports an HTML Assistant to help compose your Web pages. The PageSpinner package contains examples, tools, hands-on kits, built-in help and a tutorial to let you learn and master HTML and PHP.
What's new in this version:
- The current line number in the editor is now displayed in the status bar. It is possible to Option-click the line number to quickly go to another line.
- Added commands to perform shell-based Ping, Traceroute and Whois domain name lookups in the OS X Tools menu.
- Improved PageViewer: It is now possible to click links to browse linked pages and use image maps in the live preview window (OS X 10.3 and higher).
- A shortcut to MapSpinner, Optima System's image map editor, has been added in the Graphic Tools section in the Web Tools menu and in the Tags : Image Map menu (in OS X).
- Added Yummy FTP in the Internet Tools section in the Web Tools menu. Yummy FTP is an FTP client that supports the External Editor Protocol to let you open files on an FTP/SFTP server and edit the files with PageSpinner.
- The PageSpinner Help has been updated with several new sections on how to work with PageSpinner.
- Added option to control how double-clicking should select text in the editor. Check the box "Select paths by double-clicking" in Preferences : Default Editor Options... if you want to select an entire file path when double-clicking.
- Text Size Zooming will now also work with documents opened in the Editor's Text mode.
- The "Strong emphasis" and "Emphasis" tags will now use the Command+B and Command+I keyboard shortcuts if they are selected as the commands for the Bold and Italic toolbar buttons in the General Preferences.
- Added a collection of page background images for HTML pages in the Goodies folder.
- PageSpinner can now be launched from a disk formatted as "UFS" or "Mac OS Extended Case-sensitive" in Mac OS X.
- Fixed an issue with generating XHTML-style tags in some of the HTML Assistant topics.
- Fixed a problem with long image tags created in HTML Assistant's Image topic.
- Fixed an issue with the generated box size code in HTML Assistant's CSS topic when "Same size for top/bottom and left/right" is selected.
- Fixed a bug with the generated border-width code in HTML Assistant's CSS topic when "Different Sizes for all sides" is selected.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS Classic
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS 9.1 - OS X 10.2 or higher
- Tiger Compatible
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| Ease of Use: | (4.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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global search and replace - Version: 5.0, 9/5/2008 07:01AM PST
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johnlove
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Where are they? - Version: 5.0, 6/13/2008 03:15AM PST
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midi pro
This is a very nice product. I've been using it for a while now without any complains. It's been over a year without any new releases and would like to see this software going forward.
Awesome! Wish it was cross-platform. - Version: 5.0, 5/11/2008 10:11AM PST
skellybelle
I've been using Pagespinner for years. I love it! I love the way it doesn't add a bunch of garbage to my HTML. It's one of the few shareware programs I've actually paid for. Well worth it! My only complaint is that I wish it had a Windows version. I work on both computers and I have to do the Windows pages the hard way.
I really need this capability since my entire website has 100s of sub-folders.
HAALP!
John Love