Free simpletext software for mac

Requirements:
None

SimpleEdit 3.5.1 gives you a better alternative to Apple's SimpleText. SimpleEdit provides some key features missing from SimpleText, like the ability to handle documents containing more than 32K of text, multiple levels of undo and redo, and SimpleEdit is PPC native Use SimpleEdit to create your Read-Me documents, and feel free to distribute SimpleEdit w/ your software. With SimpleEdits convient editing features, putting together read-me documents and such is a snap. And.. its free!

TextLock 1.0 is a full featured and cost-effective shell and desktop. Are you tired of opening ResEdit or any other file editor program just to change a SimpleText document's file type to read-only? Or do you want to be able to copy text from a read-only SimpleText document, only to find that you can't select any text? Do you simply want to distribute a document in read-only format, yet don't know how to go about doing so? TextLock will do it all! It will convert SimpleText documents to and from read-only format, convert text documents created with other programs to SimpleText documents, and is drag-and-droppable!

Asram multiConverter is a program created to convert picture-files from QuickTime- to Graphic Converter-format, text-files from SimpleText- to BBEdit-format, audio-files from QuickTime- to iTunes-format, and web-files from Safari- to Navigator- or Internet Explorer- format (and viceversa).

StevePerfect 5.0 is an advanced program which satisfies you with a free text editor with many of the same features as SimpleText with a few additions.

It can play music and the BBC World News live while you work. It supports an aqua look and feel, worldscript extensions, themes support, navigation services, colored text, dictionary client, e-mail client and more. This software is intended for novice Macintosh computer users looking to type in an easy to use interface in the language they prefer.

Compare Files is a tool for comparing the lines in two text files. You may use it, for example, to compare two different versions of a HTML file. Or you might want to compare your iTunes library to a database of your audio CDs.

Whatever you want to compare, just get it into two text files (i.e. files in SimpleText format) and drag them to the Compare Files window. Compare Files will look through both files and display their contents next to each other, with any new, modified, or deleted lines appearing highlighted. See this screenshot for an example. It’s also possible to apply single blocks of non-matching lines from one file to the other.

Compare Files provides a number of options controlling its comparing behavior. For example, it can ignore slight differences such as additional spaces or blank lines, or it can skip comments in source code.

Text Capture FKEY applies various patches to other applications or to desk accessories. This approach gives more control over conflicts and memory bloat than extending application behavior by adding extensions to the system.

The patching process adds certain resources to the application. No existing resources are modified, so it is easy to remove the patches if desired. It is not compatible with PopupFuncs, since they use the same mechanism to get run-time from the system.

WARNING! Text Editor Patches should not be applied to a Carbon application. When running under Mac OS 8 or 9, it makes the application crash on Quit. And when running on Mac OS X, the patches simply dont work.

Patches include:
• Make it possible to paste a picture into a SimpleText document.
• Add a windows menu to any application, even the Finder.
• Add a menu of often-used documents, such as stationery files.
• Add a simple form of word-wrapping to a text editor.
• Make the page-up and page-down keys work everywhere.
• Define keystrokes for various TeX macros (contributed by Juan L. Varona).

Text Editor Patches is a freeware application that applies various patches to other applications or to desk accessories. This approach gives more control over conflicts and memory bloat than extending application behavior by adding extensions to the system.

The patching process adds certain resources to the application. No existing resources are modified, so it is easy to remove the patches if desired. It is not compatible with PopupFuncs, since they use the same mechanism to get run-time from the system.

WARNING! Text Editor Patches should not be applied to a Carbon application. When running under Mac OS 8 or 9, it makes the application crash on Quit. And when running on Mac OS X, the patches simply dont work.

Patches include:
• Make it possible to paste a picture into a SimpleText document.
• Add a windows menu to any application, even the Finder.
• Add a menu of often-used documents, such as stationery files.
• Add a simple form of word-wrapping to a text editor.
• Make the page-up and page-down keys work everywhere.
• Define keystrokes for various TeX macros (contributed by Juan L. Varona).