MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004

[Sietse Fliege]

MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004

"It's finally here!

Saturday, November 22, 2003

After more than two years, new version is finally here!!! Various things
have kept me from actively developing HTML Beauty during that period
("real life" can be quite demanding sometimes, heh), but I've managed to
release a new version now. New version has many new and exciting
features! It would take me some time to list them all, so, I suggest you
to download new version and start exploring! I hope that you'll all
enjoy in new HTML Beauty, as much as I've enjoyed making it! See you
soon...

MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004 is advanced HTML editor that can edit as many
files at a time as you want, plus it has advanced customizable syntax
highlighting, undo / redo, drag & drop editing, right-click tag editing,
extended find & replace, template support, project management, auto
updating code snippets, code library, tag case changing capability,
spelling & grammar check and more... There are also 28 Tag Designers for
almost every HTML tag, a Power Toolbar that contains almost all HTML
tags, Built-In Image Browser / Viewer with GIF Optimize function and
ability to convert images to WBMP image format which is used by
WAP-compatible mobile phones, Built-In JavaScript Beauty Scripts
(rollovers, slideshows, etc.), Built-In Support for HTML TIDY, Internal
Preview using Internet Explorer and Mozilla and much more..."

 

[rdt]

MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004

"It's finally here!

Saturday, November 22, 2003

After more than two years, new version is finally here!!! Various things
have kept me from actively developing HTML Beauty during that period
("real life" can be quite demanding sometimes, heh), but I've managed to
release a new version now. New version has many new and exciting
features! It would take me some time to list them all, so, I suggest you
to download new version and start exploring! I hope that you'll all
enjoy in new HTML Beauty, as much as I've enjoyed making it! See you
soon...

MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004 is advanced HTML editor that can edit as many
files at a time as you want, plus it has advanced customizable syntax
highlighting, undo / redo, drag & drop editing, right-click tag editing,
extended find & replace, template support, project management, auto
updating code snippets, code library, tag case changing capability,
spelling & grammar check and more... There are also 28 Tag Designers for
almost every HTML tag, a Power Toolbar that contains almost all HTML
tags, Built-In Image Browser / Viewer with GIF Optimize function and
ability to convert images to WBMP image format which is used by
WAP-compatible mobile phones, Built-In JavaScript Beauty Scripts
(rollovers, slideshows, etc.), Built-In Support for HTML TIDY, Internal
Preview using Internet Explorer and Mozilla and much more..."

URL would be nice, but I love to use my imagination and think that I am
using your application.

 

[Sietse Fliege]

URL would be nice, but I love to use my imagination and think that I
am using your application.

OOPS http://www.htmlbeauty.com/

Not my app. (and I did use quotes)

 

[Björn Englund]

URL would be nice, but I love to use my imagination and think that I am
using your application.

MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004
http://www.htmlbeauty.com/bsetup.exe

 

[monkeyman]

MAX's HTML Beauty++ 2004

"It's finally here!

Saturday, November 22, 2003

<snip>

Very, very nice. A near perfect editor for those of us who detest
wysiwyg. I'm pretty impressed.

 

[Turtle Funk]

Very, very nice. A near perfect editor for those of us who detest
wysiwyg. I'm pretty impressed.

Then second it in the late nomination for Pricelessware!

 

[birdydon]

Very, very nice. A near perfect editor for those of us who detest
wysiwyg. I'm pretty impressed.

I used it today for 'real' work. Nothing too complicated but it worked
perfectly. Seems to be similar to Homesite but freeware is often better
than payware. I agree with the other poster that it should be a 'late
nomination' to Pricelessware.

Don

 

[Susan Bugher]

I used it today for 'real' work. Nothing too complicated but it worked
perfectly. Seems to be similar to Homesite but freeware is often better
than payware. I agree with the other poster that it should be a 'late
nomination' to Pricelessware.

Don

*If* that is intended to be a second - please post it in the:

[PL] 2004 Discussion: WEB DESIGN

thread. Thanks.

Susan
--
Pricelessware: http://www.pricelessware.org
PL2003: http://www.pricelessware.org/2003/about2003PL.htm
PL2004 Review: http://www.pricelessware.org/2004/2004nominationsPL.php
alt.comp.freeware FAQ (short) - maintained by John F.
http://clients.net2000.com.au/~johnf/faq.html

 

[Mark J.]

Very, very nice. A near perfect editor for those of us who detest
wysiwyg. I'm pretty impressed.

Yes, yes, but where is the wordwrap? All I get on my screen are very
long lines.

Mark J.

 

[monkeyman]

Yes, yes, but where is the wordwrap? All I get on my screen are very
long lines.

Mark J.

The editor use VI style formatting (love it). You can set the line
length in Tools/Editor/Options. Set the Max Line Width to whatever you
want, say 80, and uncheck the Auto size max line width. You will have
to enter a carriage return (ENTER key) to move to the next line when
you hit the buffer. You'll get used to it pretty quick.

 

[Mark J.]

The editor use VI style formatting (love it). You can set the line
length in Tools/Editor/Options. Set the Max Line Width to whatever you
want, say 80, and uncheck the Auto size max line width. You will have
to enter a carriage return (ENTER key) to move to the next line when
you hit the buffer. You'll get used to it pretty quick.

Thank you. I've set Max Line Width to 78, unchecked the Auto size max
line width and still get lines with a width of 821! No help files and
documentation to help me out. Useless software! I'll stick to Stone's
Webwriter.

Mark

 

[monkeyman]

Thank you. I've set Max Line Width to 78, unchecked the Auto size max
line width and still get lines with a width of 821! No help files and
documentation to help me out. Useless software! I'll stick to Stone's
Webwriter.

Mark

Well, I guess you have to be an old-timer from the days of VI and
EMACS to appreciate the beauty of it. ;-)

P.S. To format an already existing HTML file, open it in notepad with
word wrap checked and save it.