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	free	2008-01-03 , 16:27
	Posts: 739 \| Thanked: 159 times \| Joined on Sep 2007 @ Germany - Munich	#11

So at the moment, Nokia didn't deliver any good editor?

Then yes, I suggest to switch back to OS 2007.

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dont	2008-01-03 , 17:17
Posts: 334 \| Thanked: 55 times \| Joined on Aug 2007 @ Eastern Ontario, Canada	#12

Originally Posted by free

So at the moment, Nokia didn't deliver any good editor?

Then yes, I suggest to switch back to OS 2007.

Has Nokia ever delivered a good text editor?

Anyway, you are being too modest.

Folks should try your version of Leafpad

It is not hildonized, but it works without barfing and I have finally been able to edit my platformHTMLBindings.xml file.

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cvmiller	2008-01-06 , 01:46
Posts: 191 \| Thanked: 29 times \| Joined on Sep 2007 @ Ottawa	#13

Originally Posted by free

Ok these are different versions of leafpad.
Mine is 0.8.9. One from OS2007 seems like 0.8.10 and included hildonization.
Latest is 0.8.13 but hildonization has been removed.
When I understand the mess and what can be done on the device (scared with internationalization), maybe I'll do something more usefull.

Thanks for this. It fills a big need with OS2008. My son (who has a n800 running OS2008) was kind enough to install your package, and it looks pretty good. You only lose 1 line due to the menus not being hildon-ized.

Your work has brought me one step closer to trying the OS2008 upgrade (again).

thanks,

Craig...

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