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WYSIWYG Editor
I read the article and then created a javascript powered inline html editor but I want something more. Does anyone know of any more powerful alternatives to this approach?
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January 22nd, 2003, 09:00 AM
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(New here, so here's an introduction and reply.)
I found a few: JSyndrome - not free hexidec codex - on Sourceforge - open source is a beautiful thing.  ActivEdit - Activex control, looks pretty slick, but of course locks you into a Windows client For whatever else it's worth here's the Google I used.
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