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!
Stefano D'Archino told us about his new creation: the txt2tags language file for gedit.
His instructions follows:
Zoom.Quiet, a long time txt2tags user, gave us a nice screenshot of his gedit …
If you're one lucky guy/girl that owns a copy of the excellent TextMate text editor, listen on and prepare the "Hooray!".
I'm a recently converted TextMate user and as you may wonder, to edit txt2tags files is part of my everyday routine. Websites, articles and books, everything is t2t-marked …
Dmitri Popov wrote me to tell that there's a new version for his impressive QuasiWiki, an OpenOffice.org extension that lets you use the txt2tags markup in Office documents!
Dmitri says: "I thought you would like to know that I've released version 0.3 of the txt2tags extension for OpenOffice …
You know what is a wiki, right? It's a collaborative website where visitors can read and change its contents. Think Wikipedia.
What you may don't know is that the wiki concept can be brought to your own computer, running as a nice standalone application. Then you can easily edit multiple …
Let's start 2007 with good news!
David Area from Spain brings us the brand new Txt2tags Web Editor.
It's a web editor for txt2tags files, similar to editors found in phpBB forums. You write your text on the box and use the special buttons on the left to add formatting …
More good news for you, KDE people!
David Area, a long time txt2tags user has made a Konqueror Service Menu to integrate ktxt2tags in the contextual menus of Konqueror.
Now you can right-click any .t2t file in your disk and choose the "Process with Ktxt2tags" menu item to open the …
Our French friend Nicolas Dumoulin has made a KDE front-end for txt2tags. If you're on the penguin side of the force and prefer green dragons to bare feet, you should try this out!
Update: ktxt2tags now can run using QT libs, so you can use it on Linux, Windows and …