BBEdit

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urce code and let you edit it. They may also highlight code in different colours and provide features to help you with formatting. A good example of this type is BBEdit by BareBones software. ...

look bad. So I guess they won't look bad, and will be ready. I'm glad my Finder already shows me that BBEdit is "intel, powerpc" ... ...

I have the need to edit, but mostly just browse really big files. A small file would be 1GB. Text Edit, BBEdit, Smultron and most others try to load the entire file into memory. Even with a GB of memory and a lot of time on my hands these files can take 10-15 minutes to load and forget about scrolling through them. Any ideas. RonMan

There is an easier way to use BBEdit for modding the conf file than previously described. ...

with bbedit for example, how can I do that from the finder? ...

you can open Terminal, type open and drag the BBEdit app there to get the path. ...

I would ike to open it with bbedit for example, how can I do that from the finder? ...

There is an easier way to use BBEdit for modding the conf file than you described. ...

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