I just mistakenly stumbled across this feature of BBEdit: if you drag-and-drop an image (either from the Finder, or from a browser window) into an open BBEdit document, you’ll get a pop-up dialog of options, and the result will be an HTML tag for the image in question. Cool.

Peter Rukavina

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It's almost like there's
some kind of logic runiing
things, isn't it?
     But really, you can
tell the great software
writers just by the un-
announced features they
include. And just from
following good procedures.

nice.
"-"

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