Chinese people, your wishes came true: the big Txt2tags User Guide is now available in your language!
Chris
Leng (冷悦) worked hard to beat the monster, and the result is a
beautiful 61-pages
PDF with the full
User Guide translated to Chinese (including the screenshots!).
Great work Chris, thanks!
Posted Mon 30 March 2009 by aurelio in Translations
Jendrik Seipp wrote me to tell about his diary application RedNotebook. As the website says:
RedNotebook is a graphical diary and journal to keep track of notes and thoughts. It includes a calendar navigation, customizable templates for each day, export functionality and word clouds. You can also format, tag and …
The txt2tags user Huahai wrote a very nice article about txt2tags. In a few words, he/she (sorry!) gave a complete overview of the program, speaking about its advantages among other formats and about using it as a GTD tool.
"Speaking of portability, plain text is without question the king …
Hello
Euskara readers!
Your friend Ales Zabala Alava has translated the Markup Demo and the Sample file for you.
The work is already online on the documentation page.
Posted Mon 08 December 2008 by aurelio in Translations
I am happy to announce that I have become an official Fedora Packager and effective today txt2tags is available from the Fedora Official repositories for Fedora 8 and Fedora 9 from the Updates repository and will be included in Fedora 10 as part of its initial release main repository.
--- Adam …
Seems like yesterday when we made five... But now we're seven!
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To celebrate this very special date (it's real hard to keep a spare-time one-man project like txt2tags for that long), there's a new 2.5 version out there …
Hello Finland and
Finnish readers!
Your friend Mikko J Piippo from Helsinki has translated the Sample file and the program interface (potfile) for you.
The work is already online on the documentation page.
Posted Mon 07 July 2008 by aurelio in Translations
You know, HTMLDOC is a good tool to complement txt2tags features, specially to break an HTML file into multiple pages.
But the current version of HTMLDOC (1.8.x) has no Unicode support.
When you try to use it to convert or split an UTF-8 file, all the special characters …
I know, you have a beautiful website that rocks the neighborhood. The styles are all separated in nice CSS files. The contents are text files that you convert to HTML with txt2tags, of course!
It works just fine.
But everytime you edit some file, you have to remember to convert …
Gabriel Kerneis write me to talk about the NanoBlogger plugin for txt2tags he have written.
If you're a NanoBlogger addict, don't miss this plugin so you can use our beloved simple txt2tags markup in your blog posts!