I am having trouble locating information regarding the individual
license restrictions. I have two laptops and one desktop. My desktop
has a Lion disk and a Snow Leopard disk, which I jump between
depending upon whether I need something that only works on one or the
other. I don't see a family p
Awesome Thank you. I didn't even think about the AppStore as
an option for licensing compliance.
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Is there a way to have OSX or BBedit remember both window sizes for
zoom and unzoom with version 9.6.3?
For example, I am writing a document full screen within BBedit. Then
I decide I need to type something into the document based upon what I
am observing in another window or application, so I wo
Thank you for the Applescripts -- greatly appreciated!
I like the initial default window to be a full size of the entire
screen, but that precludes the ability to unzoom -- i.e., only if the
window size is smaller than full screen, may the user zoom and
unzoom. So the Applescripts idea will indee
I miss the grey centered dot that is available in other programs to
indicate invisible spaces. The diamond shape is so intrusive, that I do
not use the feature. Has anyone figured out how to change the diamond
shape to something more palatable?
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Thanks. I have been experimenting with other text editors that have this
feature, but it is difficult to find a BBedit replacement that I am
completely happy with.
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Can I please have some ideas for the easiest way to have a keyboard
shortcut assigned to open the terminal and type: latexmk [name of file
that is open in bbedit]. If possible, I'd like the computer to figure out
the name of the file that is open (with keyboard focus) in bbedit.
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Oh, that would be most awesome, to have the terminal run under the hood.
Does the automator have an easy way to tell the terminal to run under the
hood and insert a user defined command (latexmk -c) or (latexmk, plus the
name of the file in the working directory)? I've only used the automator
Thank you -- I will give this a try.
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