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Bare Bones Releases Multiple Updates
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  by Jeff Carlson <jeffc@tidbits.com>
  article link: <http://db.tidbits.com/article/8807>

  While everyone's eyes were on Apple's iPhone last week, Bare Bones
  Software released updates to three of its applications. The
  company's flagship text editor BBEdit 8.6 improves Java and TeX
  handling, and adds support for the Markdown structured text format
  (which we use to produce TidBITS), including text coloring, folding
  of document structural elements, and previewing the results within
  BBEdit. New in this version are commands to save and copy text as
  styled HTML, which is helpful when posting code samples to the Web.
  BBEdit can also now read and write Mac OS X's binary property list
  format used for preference files. BBEdit 8.6 is a free update for
  owners of version 8.5 or higher, and is a 14 MB download.

<http://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/>

  Yojimbo 1.4 expands the organizer's AppleScript support and fixes
  bugs. This update is free for registered owners and is a 10.1 MB
  download. TextWrangler, the company's free text editor, jumps to
  version 2.2 with an interface overhaul to match BBEdit's
  look-and-feel as well as features such as support for the binary
  property list format, an enhanced Preferences window, and
  improvements to the built-in Java, TeX, and JavaScript language
  support. TextWrangler 2.2 is a 9.9 MB download. All of the company's
  updates require Mac OS X 10.4.

<http://www.barebones.com/products/yojimbo/>
<http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/>