Style

Style is a scriptable text editor for the Macintosh that picks up where SimpleText leaves off, adding some powerful formatting capabilities that make it an ideal mini-word processor. Style handles formatted text, in which each character can have its own font, size, style and color, and each paragraph can have its own alignment, line spacing and margins. It also lets you embed pictures and sounds within the text. Unlike SimpleText, Style documents aren't limited to 32K but only to available memory. Features include: * Outstanding AppleScript support. * Built-in hierarchical Script menu. * XTND technology to import and export documents in several different formats. * Ability to create stand-alone, "AutoViewer" documents. * Drag-and-drop text editing with translucent drags. * Unlimited multiple undo/redo. * Word Services support for interfacing to spell checkers. * A rich set of sample scripts, including one for creating UTF-8 (Unicode) encoded, multi-lingual web pages. New in version 1.6.1: * Simple Internet Version Control (SIVC). * Support for reading and writing Unicode text files. * A bunch of bug fixes and minor enhancements. Minimum System Requirements: System 7.1. Style is distributed as shareware (US$10) through Kagi.