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Bruce Morrison
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Tuesday 24 August 2004 10:29:37 pm
Clicked on a google ad to find:
https://www.netpointers-os.com/nos/home/shop/edithor_wysiwyg_editor_for_ez_publish_3_license Can confirm that the demo works in Mozilla 1.4.3 in Linux
Cheers
Bruce
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Aleksander Farstad
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 12:07:54 am
We are working on a version 2.0 of the online editor, which will be released with the 3.5 release. It will get support for Mozilla, plus some other new improvements. Aleksander
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Bruce Morrison
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 1:55:04 am
Great news Aleksander! Looking forward to it.
Also any details as to what browsers will be supported? Are we talking about all mozilla based browsers?
Any hints as to what "new improvements" may entail?
Cheers
Bruce
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kracker (the)
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 2:00:42 am
Aleksander, I know the folks who use Opera are wondering if they will get some screen time (oe support) in the next release?
Cheers,
kracker The Matrix Reloaded : Juno Reactor Vs Don Davis : Burly Brawl
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Wenyue Yu
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 2:29:00 am
Hi, The new OE should support IE, mozilla 1.3 or up and netscape 7.x. For none-IE browsers, it depends on whether or not the browser has midas API installed. As far as I know, Opera does not has it. The main new improments will be simplifing the process to add images and supporting nested list.
Best regards,
wenyue
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Paul Borgermans
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 3:06:13 am
While I could not create tables in the demo for netpointers with mozilla 1.7.2, the cross-browser support is very good news indeed. -paul
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Tony Wood
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 3:17:00 am
This is great news.
When will the first test be available. The editor is a key element for users so we will need to do plenty of testing.
Also can you confirm that if we pruchased a yearly license for the editor v2.x will be covered by that license.
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Aleksander Farstad
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 4:11:16 am
Yes, you will be able to upgrade to all new versions of the OE in the period you have a valid upgrade, also for new 2.x version of OE. So if you buy OE now with the 1 year upgrade, then v2.0 is included. Aleksander
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Tony Wood
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 4:27:02 am
Thanks Aleksander that is good news.
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Edward Eliot
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 7:23:15 am
Hello, There is a great editor at www.xstandard.com. It is not cross browser compatible but I think it demonstrates a few good concepts. One I particuarly like is that is doesn't support bold, italic and underline for example but instead allows setting up of custom stylsheet rules. I think this makes it more difficult for the user to stray from site conventions. It also allows one to set up complete HTML code snippets for inserting, for example an author profile pulled from the database. This allows the user to build up complex visual pages whilst conforming to set site design styles. Regards, Ed.
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Björn Dieding@xrow.de
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 7:46:33 am
https://www.netpointers-os.com/no...iwyg_editor_for_ez_publish_3_license I checked this too... That one didn't look very good to me. Nothing I could recommend I guess.
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Tony Wood
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 1:12:53 pm
Just had a cold feeling... the new editor will run on Firefox on the Linux OS; right? It's not a Windows only thing. Just checking, you know paranoid and all that :)
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Alex Jones
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Wednesday 25 August 2004 1:29:06 pm
I'm going to second the request that it work with Firefox. While I use it on Windows, we have some people on Macs who I want to transition to Firefox. We haven't purchased the OE in the past specifically because of the Win/IE requirements, but we could really benefit from the investment if it will work on Macs and with Firefox.
Alex
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Wenyue Yu
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Thursday 26 August 2004 12:18:09 am
Hi, The new OE will work on Linux as long as you have mozilla 1.3 or netscape 7.x. We haven't tested it on Mac yet. Either you are using IE or mozilla, the UI and functionality will be almost the same ( We have to remove search button on mozilla since IE has a ready to use function while mozilla does not ). The table editing in mozilla will be the same or better than IE and it will be very simly to merge multiple cells to make complex table.
Best regards,
wenyue
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Tony Wood
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Thursday 26 August 2004 12:37:26 am
Thanks Wenyue, That's fantastic news. I can't wait to see it :)
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Alex Jones
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Thursday 26 August 2004 6:25:26 am
Very cool Wenyue! I can't wait to see it in action.
Alex
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francis Nart
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Friday 17 September 2004 7:53:03 am
Terrific !
We are Forefox addicts and we currently have problems with clients working on mac...That is really good news for Firefox is cross platform ! Can't wait to buy the new licence !
By the way will it be backward compatible with ez 3.4 ? best regards. Francis.
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Andrew Wigglesworth
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Thursday 11 November 2004 9:08:17 am
Will there be any possibility of it running on Konqueror (Linux KDE) and Safari (Mac)? They share the same codebase.
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Frederik Holljen
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Thursday 11 November 2004 9:51:38 am
Sorry, it does not support khtml (would require yet another port if at all possible)
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Remigijus Laurutis
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Thursday 24 March 2005 8:18:50 am
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