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FYI I received a notification of a posting of a private message from userid "profilicus" containing linkable text "Important to read" which, upon clicking, leads to a Viagra ad. "profilicus" is shown to have joined on April 29. I don't know whether this is common.

the only things for which I would use Windows on the Mac are (1) WeBuilder of course, and (2) IE, so I decided not to go to the expense of (1) virtualization software (such as Parallels) and (2) a copy of Windows

I don''t know how any ONE person can guarantee it, Karlis. You might take a poll, I suppose. PC Magazine and arstechnica.com have suggested a market share somewhat larger than you're thinking (as much as 20%) ...but it's speculation by ANYONE! I, myself, have "cut the cord" from Microsoft and am now ...

Fine machine, IMHO

Got me running back over to the ol' HP to use WeBuilder frequently...BBedit on the Mac just isn't the same, and I don't really care to buy and run a copy of Windows because, after all, cutting the cord from Microsoft is what I'm trying to do.

Oh, groan, I know I am harping on a sore point, and you are likely VERY tired of hearing it, but... I will strain your patience, one more time! I just today received your announcement of buttonmenumaker. I'm a long-time user of WeBuilder, and would be sorely tempted to fetch a copy of ...

What a time saver! :D

I often test multiple files on preview...I test my ENTIRE website, a folder-full, when a common change is made (e.g., a change to a style sheet or some other structural change). It is very nice that the internal browser allows a link to an external page...to be expected, inasmuch as one can have ...

I code my links, between one web page and another on my site, as absolute URLs (...Google sitemap seems to like it this way...) Question is, may I somehow "map" the links to my local folder, for preview purposes, when editing/testing? (If I could, of course, I'd add a "feature request" for a "back ...

...occasionally, that and other odd behaviors in WeBuilder will occur until I carefully shut it down and reload. I carefully reloaded, carefully checked "Display detailed results", and the expected behavior returned (and the box remained checked for future searches). Other examples of behaviors ...

It wasn't a "regular expressions" search...just a plain ol' search in files with types *.htm in the current folder ...so I guess I will carefully inspect my current Preferences and try to determine where I have "gone wrong"! Thanks!

How might I try with, say, Opera, or any other browser (like, say, W3C Amaya) to preview a file using the browser preview tab?

WeBuilder now allows preview in Firefox or IE without creating an external window. This is handy: allows split-screen diddling of code (either xhtml or css) to see effects quickly and easily. It surely would be helpful to add another browser to the list (notably, Opera; but perhaps, as a general ...

(I didn't save my older copy of WeBuilder but...) If I recall correctly, the behavior has changed slightly from the older release to the new, to wit: Before, in "Find in Files", the Message window showed, in each case, a small snippet of the code line in which the search target was found. Now, all I ...

My CSS is external to my XHTML, so it might be hard for WeBuilder to make a meaningful jump to my code. I'd rather have Karlis and team devote efforts elsewhere...and keep WeBuilder lean and crisp.

If I need to compare code snippets, I use Winmerge; then with WeBuilder in another window, I can click back and forth easily (using the Windows status bar) and make my editorial changes... I've tried split-screen file comparisons in WeBuilder...and things just got too crowded, too much of an eye ...