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DESCRIPTION
Jedit is a Cocoa version of the popular text editor in Japan. Supports Unicode, Text Encoding Sniffer, Customizable Syntax Coloring, Fully Customizable Key Bindings, Split Editing Window, Line Numbers Display, Book Marking, Object Embedding (image, Quicktime Movie and files), Sorting etc.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.25:
  • Added an option Search/Replace immediately when choosing a toolbar history menu item in the Preferences Find.
  • Reduced the CPU time consumption when Jedit X is not active.
  • Improved the behavior of the Save Selection when saving rich text as plain text so that the document itself does not change to plain text mode.
  • Fixed a bug of the dropped tiff image saving.
  • Fixed a bug of the smart language separation that it did not work correctly at the beginning of the document.
  • Removed a memory leak of Find/Replace.
  • Fixed a bug of the applescript set selected text that the font was not set correctly when executing it to an empty plain text. Fixed a bug of the multi-file search drawer that the horizontal scroll of the file list did not work.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Developer:Artman21 Inc.
Downloads:34,879
  - Version d/l:153
Business:Word Processing
License:Shareware
Date:26 Jul 2010
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$28.00

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Jedit X User Reviews (4 posts)Write A Review
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Mar 10 2010
*****

BASHOSFROG  A first-rate text editor/word processor. I write for a living, and JEditX has become my word-producing tool of choice.

- it works natively with RTF. I use JEditX almost exclusively from within Devonthink. I've created several RTF templates for different purposes (article/audio transcription/notes) which I open in JEditX from within DT. When the article is done and sent, all my words are automatically contained within the database, along with reference materials.

- it's better than DT's native RTF editor. JEditX has a range of tools to make massaging words easier - Automator actions, Applescripts, a superb Find module. I often clip from PDFs, for instance: JEditX quickly tidies up the extra lines breaks and white space. I have to export text files in Windows format: JEditX does that, too.

- it's better than a text editor. A lot of the functionality of JEditX can be found in a capable text editor. The problem with text editors is viewing the text - no line spacing, no paragraph spacing - which can make long chunks of text difficult to navigate. JEditX allows you to set up a pleasing text view, and still use text editor power to transform text.

- it just works. Sometimes you hit on a bit of software created by a developer who seems to work the same way you want to. I don't have a clue who Artman21 is, except that he's Japanese and he has second-guessed the needs of this Australian. Thanks.  
(Version 2.20)

praisebury
+2
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Oct 12 2005
*****

MLUTHERN  This program looks like a mac program, works like a mac program, plays well with other mac programs. It is clean, crisp, and RTF native. It opens m$word docs very well, and gets the job done quickly. It is not the "other" jedit, which although it functions well, is slow and just plain ugly. The only thing this program lacks for me is columns. If the author added that, I really wouldn't need another word processor.  
(Version 1.27)

praisebury
+2
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Aug 4 2005

ANONYMOUS  Save yourself $28 and download the respected and venerable jEdit rather than this editor (note the lowecase j, uppercase E and lack of an X if the names confuse you) You can get it right here at Macupdate -> http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/11720  
(Version 1.23b)

praisebury
-2
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Aug 22 2005

ANONYMOUS  Reasons why?

This editor's been respected and has had its own following for a while, too. I'd need more reasons than 'go with this one instead' to decide between the two.  
(Version 1.25)

praisebury
0
Feb 15 2006

GAOSHAN  Uhmm... because it is free?  
(Version 1.32)

praisebury
-2
Apr 26 2006

808ARMADA  You are a fool! jEdit was writting for developers. Jedit was written for multi-lingual docs. Try opening Kanji or Russki in jEdit. IT FREEZES!!! So read the developers FAQ and get yourself educated!!! I hate people who flames great progs such as this!  
(Version 1.34)

praisebury
+3
Jul 3 2007

VERYCARLA  Speaking of "venerable", Jedit has been around a long time - going on twelve years now - so it's not the developer's fault there's confusion. Perhaps jEdit's developers should have run a simple Google search before releasing their program to see if the name was already in use.

And free ≠ better.  
(Version 1.40)

praisebury
0

Nov 17 2003

ANONYMOUS  I was very confused as a user of "Jedit" which is found at http://www.jedit.org/

These names are too similar!  
(Version 4.2.3)

praisebury
-1
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Nov 17 2003

SHEESH  and there's a jEdit (small 'j', capital 'E') too.

developers really should research prospective names (to see if there is a similarly named app) BEFORE they name their apps.  
(Version 4.2.3)

praisebury
0
Nov 10 2004

ANONYMOUS  Yeah, this isn't cool. jEdit is a very widely used editor (including by me).  
(Version 1.0.1)

praisebury
-1
Mar 16 2005

ANONYMOUS  Jedit X is very popular in Japan, and its progenitor, Jedit 1.0.1, appeared in 1995.

Developers should research prospective names, indeed.  
(Version 1.10b)

praisebury
0