I'm not Jamal. He used c#, I believe.
On 1/14/11, John G <jglists0@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> What language did you use for hacking EdSharp, jamal?
> John
> At 18:03 14/01/2011, you wrote:
>>Thanks, Jackie! I'll see what I can do.
>>
>>Jamal
>>
>>
>>On 1/14/2011 8:32 AM, Jackie McBride wrote:
>>>Jamal, I know you've been working w/markdown& text2tags or whatever
>>>that's called. What I really think would be so cool is to be able to
>>>enter these markdown symbols in your document (a choice as to your
>>>default markdown language could be included in the config file) then
>>>have a keystroke wherein u could view the results in your browser. A
>>>program called Write Monkey has this feature,& also allows w/that
>>>same keystroke to choose whether u wanna view it in your browser or ms
>>>word. That would be so awesome!
>>>
>>>For those who don't know, these lightweight markdown languages can be
>>>used to produce very nice looking documents w/o knowledge of html&
>>>w/o needing ms word. This is great for those who don't have word, for
>>>those like myself who do a lot of work on a netbook& for whom word is
>>>slow& flakey,& for those who wish to produce simple formatted
>>>documents but who don't know html, or who just hate counting< > & /
>>>signs.
>>>
>>>Also, as u undoubtedly know, there is another of these markdown
>>>languages called 'textile',& I think it produces very superior
>>>results.
>>>
>>>Just a suggestion,& I personally thank u for everything u do to help
>>>the blindness community. Your dedication is unparalleled.
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