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Browser based text/script editor?

Greetings,

I wonder if anyone could point me in the right direction for what I am trying to accomplish.

I wish to have a editor similar to an editPlus, JBuilder, etc... in a browser form. I do not want to use an Applet. Is this possible? Does anyone know of any free applications that accomplish this?

TIA

RBW

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COBOLdinosaur

This question has been abandoned. I will make a recommendation to the
moderators on its resolution in a week or two. I appreciate any comments
that would help me to make a recommendation.
<note>
In the absence of responses, I will recommend DELETE unless it is clear
to me that it has value as a PAQ. Silence = you don't care
</note>

Cd&

third

i believe the link i provided answered the question.

COBOLdinosaur

It is time to clean this abandoned question up.

I am putting it on a clean up list for CS.

<recommendation>
points to third

</recommendation>

If anyone participating in the Q disagrees with the recommendation,
please leave a comment for the mods.

Cd&

MistaBiggz

ASKER

The link does not provide an answer to the question. I was looking for more of an editor like JBuilder. And the application on the link appears to be limiting and geared towards HTML creations, which I was not looking for.
Thanks for the help though.

COBOLdinosaur

Obviously what you want, with the limitations you applied does not exist, and you were provided with the best alternative. If what you want is not possible, then knowing that still give you the answer to the question you asked.

IMO, what you got is an appropriate response on a minimum point question.

Cd&

COBOLdinosaur

BTW,

If you continue to leave questions abandoned an unattended you may find experts become reluctant to spend much time trying to help you.

Cd&

MistaBiggz

ASKER

Well if it does not exsist simply state that it doesn't, rather than providing an answer that is not what I am looking for.
I apologize for wasting the time both all parties involved in this question.

Netminder

Force-accepted, per recommendation.

Netminder
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