Tex-Edit Plus 4.8.1b1 for Mac User Reviews
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"Great as always!"
Version: Tex-Edit Plus 4.5.1b3
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Duckhue the file is not corrupt the 2.6 MB is being calcuated by your browser when downloading and the number posted is calcualted by I guess the software that uploaded it it is probably somewhere in between 2.6 and 2.7.
But it is definitley not corrupt it works great as always, but I agree it might take you a long time to learn this extremely easy to use application. For everyone else it will be a snap.
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"Great little proggy"
Version: Tex-Edit Plus 4.5.1b2
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
I find myself using this more often than Word X (too cumbersome). Nicely done and the AppleScripts are pretty neat. -
"Get a word processor!"
Version: Tex-Edit Plus 4.5.1b1
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
This is a great little text editor, and if you're larcenous you can treat it as freeware and it still works forever! I paid. I'll pay again, eventually. This has saved my bacon on many occasions, and has features that I've seen in text-editors that are way more expensive and not as friendly. If you want something that's more like a word processor, then you should get a word processor. Tom Bender tells you up front that Tex-Edit is intended to be between Apple's ho-hum TextEdit and a regular word processor, but heck, with scripts and all the other frills you can add, you can turn it into a light weight word processor. It the freeware Excalibur isn't good enough as a spelling checker, go out and buy one. I know, I know, it can't hurt to ask. Well, if there's a way to do it, maybe Tom Bender can figure a way to get this spiffy shareware product to tap into the OSX spell-checking and dictionary services. -
"A GREAT program...one of the best text editors out..."
Version: Tex-Edit Plus 4.5
Summary
...there!!
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
A very robust program indeed. However, I think it REALLY needs the capability of being able to zoom in closer to what's onscreen....by that I mean view everything on your page at a higher magnification.
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