BBEdit

Now a save from BBEdit direct to server only takes a second or two when there used to be a noticeable lag. ...

or it's little freeware cousin BBEdit Lite. ...

Yep -- iWeb is not a professional's tool... it's meant for making web pages easily and without having to fuss with behind-the-scenes stuff like code and php and the like. It's aimed at people who want good looking web pages, but don't know about coding. The only way you're going to be able to edit the iWeb HTML source is to export the web page(s), then edit the .html files...

Ok check it out, I had a laptop that got stolen. My insurance company is paying me the value of an equivalent which is about $3000 w/ tax. My previous laptop was abysmally slow at times (especially photoshop CS2 and Flash 8) -- although when I first got it it was the best laptop I ever used. Now I need a new mac. My requirements: I must be able to carry it around easily...

A picture is worth a thousand words, right? See attachment. And now for the thousand words! ;) I have my Dock on the right of my screen, anchored to the top. I use the "suck" effect, because it's a little faster than the genie effect and still looks cool. I have it set to make hidden application icons semi-transparent. Aside from that, it's all default behavior. It's always...

Oh, does "alphabetize" mean "sort"? BBedit has a sort function.

Dock is bottom left ~36 px set to hide, of course. I'm using three "separators" (invisible icons with spaces as their names so they create some width between icons) to create four icon groups: - Finder - Dashboard

I use Butler to launch apps. (It's similar to QuickSilver and LaunchBar.) A quick search of my Applications folder reveals over 300 applications. Try stuffing all of those in the Dock! Yikes! Personally, I don't like to put anything in my dock that doesn't fit one of three criteria: 1) It's almost always loaded anyway, like Safari or iTunes. 2) It's frequently used for...

After following the instructions found in the How To/FAQ forum about how to create HTML mail I have the following problem. I create the HTML (using Dreamweaver or BBedit), load to the web server, and display the page. When I select Mail Contents the email is create and everything to this point seems fine. The problem is that the mail received is plain text, it is not HTML. ...

I finally figured out that BBedit was seeing something different in the replace text, than what Applescript was displaying on the screen. ...