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Richie Rich project is an HTML document editor that runs within a Web browser. Unlike other in-line HTML editors, this operates st

License: Free To Use But Restricted
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Developer: Iain Dooley
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Richie Rich project is an HTML document editor that runs within a Web browser.

Unlike other in-line HTML editors, this operates straight on the DOM to avoid incongruities between what is visible in the front end and the HTML that is created in the back end.

It supports undo, mouse selection, cursor positioning, and creation of headings, paragraphs, lists, links, bold, italic and underline.

Here are some commands:
Click on the document to position the cursor
Enter will create a new element
Shift+Enter will append a line break without creating a new paragraph
Ctrl+D delets the current node
Ctrl+A creates a link
Ctrl+L creates a new list, and exits a list
Ctrl+Shift+L creates a nested list
Ctrl+Shift+L descends into a nested list if one already exists
Up and down arrows move between editable areas
Left and right arrows move the cursor
Home and End go to the beginning and end of an editable area
Ctrl+left/right arrows move back and forth by word
Alt+left/right arrows move back and forth by sentence (including commas)
Ctrl + b, i and u do bold, italic and underline
Ctrl + h followed by a number creates that kind of heading
Ctrl + v will paste text in. Tags are stripped, the text is split according to line break and content is added as if you pressed 'enter' for each line break
ESC will take you out of edit mode
Use the mouse to select text to apply formatting such as headings, bold, links (quite touchy!)
Ctrl+Z == Undo (up to 50)
Ctrl+R == Redo

What's New in This Release:
This release increases the robustness of RichieRich considerably.
It's no longer billed as an in-browser editor, but more as a pasting-tool with formatting capabilities, the idea being that people use their favorite word processor to create a document, or receive it in email or whatever, and then use this tool to transfer that content to the Web.

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