Being much smaller it is easier to work with it, I suppose. I'll try it and let you know. Zoals al eerder gezegd hou ik mijn hart vast als ooit mijn Atari 's het zullen begeven. Our Unicode text editor is actually a system service built into Mac OS 9. The editing program we are working on is just a demonstration of that editing engine.
Any application can use it and it's quite straightforward to use.
It is our replacement for TextEdit, and it dispenses with most of TextEdit's limitations. Unicode applications cannot receive characters outside the range of Mac OS character sets. It is not going away, and it is not an optional install. I am hoping that as Apple demonstrates our commitment to the technology, the specter of GX will no longer haunt us, and more developers will feel confident in using it. Obviously we do as evidenced by the work we did in Office2000.