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  1. @donut2d Hm, maybe it isn't configured for arbitrary text files; we'll take a look. about 22 hours ago via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to donut2d
  2. @JakeMoore That's a 10.7.4 bug that is fixed in 2.0.3. Espresso->Check for Updates or download directly here: macrabbit.com/espresso/ about 22 hours ago via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to JakeMoore
  3. @donut2d What format in particular? It's working for CSS and HTML for us, for instance, but we may have missed the others. about 23 hours ago via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to donut2d
  4. @david_treblig Ah, gotcha! We will look into getting that to focus with a keyboard shortcut. about 23 hours ago via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to david_treblig
  5. @david_treblig Give the third-party Handy.sugar a try: github.com/onecrayon/Hand… 9:12 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to david_treblig
  6. @david_treblig Command-F should focus the single-file search field; command-shift-F should focus the project search. 9:12 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to david_treblig
  7. @Effectred Cloaking hides things from syncs, right? You can choose "always skip" for any file/folder when reviewing sync actions. 9:11 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to Effectred
  8. @EFeliziani Enable regex in the magnifying glass dropdown menu, then search for href="[^"]+" ([^"]+ means one or more non-" characters). 9:10 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to EFeliziani
  9. @glenmcpherson Please email us that document, along with instructions about what keypress you are using that triggers the error. 9:08 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to glenmcpherson
  10. @MesuvaWebDev Theoretically you should be able to just move the project folder in the Finder. Email us if you run into trouble. 9:06 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to MesuvaWebDev
  11. @lukethomas14 Yes, zen coding is included out of the box. Actions->HTML->Expand Abbreviation is the main entrypoint. 9:06 AM May 31st via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to lukethomas14
  12. @alanhouser Glad you found a solution! Converting that Sugar to use the new Javascript API would also be pretty trivial. 4:26 PM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to alanhouser
  13. @donut2d Sounds like you probably have a shortcut conflict somewhere. 2:18 PM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to donut2d
  14. @donut2d It's working for our tests; what specifically are you doing? 12:47 PM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to donut2d
  15. @StuRobson Nope, nothing to report at the moment. 12:17 PM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to StuRobson
  16. @StuRobson If your .esproj file is not stored in the project folder, though, moving in the Finder can sometimes cause problems. Email if so. 11:45 AM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to StuRobson
  17. @StuRobson Right click in Projects window to rename. You can generally change folder in the Finder. 11:45 AM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to StuRobson
  18. @SparrwHawk Thanks, we're considering this. 9:14 AM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to SparrwHawk
  19. @donut2d Interesting idea; would be very difficult to figure out what was going on for users who weren't expecting it, though. 9:10 AM May 30th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to donut2d
  20. @eablokker We are always open to suggestions for specific properties that you would use (or used to use) regularly. 3:40 PM May 29th via Twitterrific for Mac in reply to eablokker