Could anyone help me out here? I've had a rough day going back and forth between Dreamweaver and HTML-Kit to clean up the mess that Dreamweaver and it's IE preview created to the markup. So, back at home (Pismo/iMac-land), I tried to install a trial version of BBEdit. This is a no brainer, but I'm feeling like I have no brains lately (techno-stress). The disk image appears on my hard drive and when I drag it to the Applications folder (OS X) and click on it to launch it, a window opens with a message that tells me to eject the disk image to complete installation. I'm not sure what that means to literally do. I tried going to the finder menu and choosing eject, but then there's a message about the alias being broken. Ca anyone familiar with installing BBEdit explain to me what I have to do after dragging it into the Applications folder? TIA, Donald
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