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Macintosh HD:«"New Apps:BBEdit HTML Tables 1.0.2:Read Me Page 1 of 5 Printed: Thursday, August 4, 2022 4:23:28 PM BBEdit HTML Tables version 1.0.2 Introduction Tables are one of the most useful parts of current HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). They make it possible for designers to create documents on the web which have a much more robust structure than was possible with HTML prior to their introduction. BBEdit HTML Tables was written to extend the capabilities of the BBEdit software, which is one of the best ways of coding pages if you know HTML. When I started using BBEdit to create my own pages, it quickly became apparent that existing table extensions fell somewhat short in their implementation of the available table specification. The intention with this software has been to produce something that while unfortunately not WYSWYG (essentially impossible in an extension to BBEdit) is as easy to use as possible, while also allowing the creation of complex tables. BBEdit HTML Tables implements tables as per the Netscape 1.1 specification. When I commenced coding, the HTML 3.0 specification had not been finalised and there are as yet no Macintosh browsers capable of displaying HTML 3.0 tables. Now that the HTML 3.0 specification has been agreed on and appears to be finalised, I will start work on a version of this software that implements the new (much more complex) specification. I expect the upgraded version 2.0 will be released coincident with the release of Netscape 3.0. If you register for version 1.0 and provide me with your email address, I will automatically send you version 2.0, which you will also be registered for at no furthur cost. BBEdit HTML Tables has been extensively tested on versions 3.1.1, 3.5 Lite, and 3.5.2 of BBEdit. It requires a version of BBEdit that supports extensions, which means version 3.0 or later. Shareware Fee And Contacting The Author BBEdit HTML Tables is shareware, please be honest enough to pay if you play. The fee is US$5 which I will happily accept in cash if you don't want to pay the exorbitant fees charged by banks for other currency instruments. I know the postal service hates this, but put it between two pieces of good white paper (giving your contact details, perhaps 8-) and I promise not to tell on you. Other currencys are acceptable but I would prefer the US$ as I travel occasionally over there. You can send cash payments to: Stephen Marshall c/o Information Technology Services Kelburn Parade PO Box 600 Wellington New Zealand For other than cash payments, you can use the Register program and pay through Kagi Shareware as detailed below. If you are paying for more than one user then these are the charges: 1- 10 single user licenses, US$5 per user 11+ single user licenses, US$3 per user A Site License costs $100 (equal to 20 users) and covers all locations for your organization within a 160 kilometer radius of your site (100 miles). One bi…