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Tinderbox 2.1 Enhances HTML Export, Text Display

by Adam C. Engst Send Email to Author

Tinderbox 2.1 Enhances HTML Export, Text Display -- Eastgate Systems has released a minor update to their personal content manager Tinderbox (see "Light Your Fire with Tinderbox" in TidBITS-651). New in Tinderbox 2.1 is a macro feature for automatic text replacement, improved flexibility of HTML export, better support for anti-aliased text, and more. Tinderbox 2.1 costs $145 with a year of free updates; a renewal of updates for another year costs $70. It's a 4.4 MB download. [ACE]

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