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Author James Hoover OS Mac OS X Date Released April 05, 2012 Downloads 424 Filesize 3.70 MB Keywords word processor, text editor, edit text, text, edit, editor Your Rating   - click to rate - you will be first!

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Bean is a small, easy-to-use word processor (or more precisely, a rich text editor), designed to make writing convenient, efficient and comfortable. Bean is Open Source, fully Cocoa, and is available free of charge! MS Word, OpenOffice, etc. try to be all things to all people. But sometimes you just want the right tool for the job. That is Bean's niche. ...

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Version	Date Released	Status	Release Notes
3.0.9	Apr 5, 2012	New Release	· Bean Preferences > New > Custom > Choose Template now defaults to the user’s Templates folder (since Lion 10.7 make is almost impossible to navigate there) (20120401-1). · Added live updating of text ruler offset for layout views when a window is resized (20120311-1). · File > Revert to Saved no longer forgets the font used with plain text files (20120317-1). · File > Revert to Saved is now only active when the document has changed from the saved version (20120317-2). · File > Revert to Saved now restores the saved typing attributes of empty documents (20120317-4). · File > New Plain Text Document (cmd+option+n) could fail to show the Settings menu in the main menu. Fixed (20120317-3). · The side bar document list (Documents > Side bar) now resolves aliases dropped from Finder (20120317-5). · The side bar document list now has a minimum size slightly more than zero to prevent it from disappearing completely (20120320-2).
3.0.8	Mar 15, 2012	New Release	· The draft view now shows the resizer bars only when the view width is greater than the setting at Preferences > Size > Limit Draft View Width to ... % of Screen, or when the window width is almost equal to the screen width (20120306-1). To re-enable the previous behavior where the resizers are always visible in draft mode, use this terminal command (change YES to NO to reverse the setting): defaults write com.bean-osx.Bean prefDoNotHideDraftWidthResizers -bool YES
3.0.7	Feb 17, 2012	New Release	· Fixed a bug where cycling windows (command-~) would not hide full screen window when it was cycled out (20120203-2). · Saving a new document with the same name and path as an already open document in Bean is now rejected with an alert (20120204-1). · Style > Paste… items now more faithfully restore the text selections after acting (20120204-3). · Fixed a bug that could cause the text cursor to disappear due to a negative window number when moving a document from one window to another (20120209-1). · The scroller could incorrectly remain hidden when selecting ‘Move to Grouped Window’ or ‘Merge Document Windows’ from full screen. Fixed (20120210-2). · The Inspector, when snapped to a document window, no longer moves vertically when the Preference window is closed (20120212-1). · Fixed a bug where the Show Info window could appear when not wanted (20120212-2).
3.0.6	Feb 6, 2012	New Release	· The Inspector now updates more consistently (20120129-1). · Fixed a text field input validation bug that in rare cases could cause a crash (20120130-1). · Switching a document from full screen to a non-grouped window would not restore the document presentation settings. Fixed (20120130-3).
3.0.5	Jan 27, 2012	New Release	· Added a work-around to avoid crashes on Leopard involving fontSetChanged message (20120112-1). · Lion’s dictionary popover can become stuck when a full screen window is closed or switched away from, causing a crash. Fixed (20120124-1). · Attached sheets (Save panel, etc.) can become ‘lost’ when a full screen window is closed or switched away from. Fixed (20120108-1, 20120122-1). · Replaced _blinkCaret override with yet another fix when moving text views between windows (20120112-2). This might also fix the mysterious ‘missing text cursor’ problem. · Paste Font Family & Ruler menu item now enables itself correctly (20120108-2).
3.0.4	Jan 6, 2012	New Release	Bug fixes: · Fixed a problem where help files would not display for some users (20120102-1). · Fixed a problem where Styles > Paste Font & Ruler into a zero-length selection just ahead of paragraph break would lose typing attributes (20120103-1). · Localized the “Do you want to save the changes you made to the document?” alert panel and fixed a few other localization issues (20120102-4). Changes: · Opening Bean’s help files no longer causes the initial unchanged Untitled document to close (20120102-2). · Increased area that triggers visibility of scroller in full screen mode (OS X 10.5-10.6) (20120102-3). Additions: · Added ‘Styles > Paste Font Family & Ruler’ menu item (this retains italic, bold, etc. if possible) (20120103-2)
2.4.3	Feb 27, 2010	New Release	Changes: - Edit > Paste & Match Style has a new, friendlier (albeit non-standard) keyboard shortcut (Shift + Cmd + v) (user suggestion) - Print... is now the last item in the File menu - The Replace and Replace All commands in the Find/Replace panel now maintain the text selection after replacement occurs. (user suggestion) There is a hidden preference setting which restores the old behavior where no text remains selected after Replace/Replace All: quit Bean and paste this command into a Terminal.app session (change YES to NO to re-enable the new behavior): defaults write com.SevenYearsDreaming.Bean prefNoSelectionAfterReplace -bool YES - The left hanging margin in text list items now equals the text offset, so that text wraps properly (user suggestion) - The 'Float' toolbar icon now has an orange halo when active (the blue halo looked too much like the UI's 'focus ring') - File > Export > To HTML now exports to HTML 4.0, not XHTML (user suggestion)
2.4.2	Nov 30, 2009	New Release	Enhancements • the most current version of Bean should now always work with CopyPaste Pro. Note: the CopyPaste Pro command Open Selection in Editor will start the most current version of Bean present; Open Editor however starts whatever version of Bean is contained within the CopyPaste Pro bundle. Thanks to Peter Hoerster for the code. • added up-to-date French localization (thanks to Daniel Elmiger) and a new Italian localization (thanks to Stafano Carlini) Notes • Users have reported that Bean runs well on Snow Leopard, except for Preferences > Advanced > Interface > Suggest filename at first save. I believe there is a new API for that in Snow Leopard, so that will be fixed whenever I can do the first Snow Leopard build. My Powerbook G4 (not Snow Leopard compatible) somehow knew its days were coming to an end; it died. Happily, I now have an Intel-based Apple and will be installing Snow Leopard soon. ;-)
2.4.1	Oct 6, 2009	New Release	Enhancements • the most current version of Bean should now always work with CopyPaste Pro. Note: the CopyPaste Pro command Open Selection in Editor will start the most current version of Bean present; Open Editor however starts whatever version of Bean is contained within the CopyPaste Pro bundle. Thanks to Peter Hoerster for the code. • added up-to-date French localization (thanks to Daniel Elmiger) and a new Italian localization (thanks to Stafano Carlini) Notes • Users have reported that Bean runs well on Snow Leopard, except for Preferences > Advanced > Interface > Suggest filename at first save. I believe there is a new API for that in Snow Leopard, so that will be fixed whenever I can do the first Snow Leopard build. My Powerbook G4 (not Snow Leopard compatible) somehow knew its days were coming to an end; it died. Happily, I now have an Intel-based Apple and will be installing Snow Leopard soon. ;-)