The cost is $49.00 or a free update to all registered users.

i've not used the editor because i've organized and reorganized my personal site to my comfort zone over a decade or so, and couldn't see how i could easily bring the entire structure of folders and subfolders into the coffeecup "environment".

from your description, it looks like that's now possible, so i think i'll give it a shot.

now, if you could have two screens, with source on the left and wysiwyg on the right, and one big button that says "upload" the screen on the right when you're happy with it, i'd be even happier... sort of like what MS promises, but without all the other junk they bring to the party....

As an 80-year old but one who has been using Coffee Cup HTML Editor since it began I just can't wait too long for the pukka release :-)
RICHARD WINTERS

Now that's what I'm talking about....Nice job....I am already drooling....

When I install it reverts to the unregistered version that is worthless to me !!!

I'm sure the upgrades are nice but I'd like to be able to use them.

Merlin

How do you write the pages and the css at the same time in CC??
(I have never figured that out.)

As for another users question about the "HightLight Code" it's not
rocket science... why isn't it in there?!?!?!

All previous versions of HTML Editor had to be installed with full administrator privileges. After installation the code editor could be run as a Power User ("Standard" Windows Vista/7 User), but, the visual editor had to be run from an Administrator level account. Alternately, one had to right-click and Run As an Administrator (with a password), to use both editors.

Will this be changed in the new release, so that the program can both be installed and run from a "Standard" or "Power User" account (including the visual editor side), without elevating one's security privileges?

Wiz

Veni, Vidi, Velcro - I came, I saw, I stuck around
and I was in love. Sven Lilja

This all sounds great! I'm looking forward to using it.

Scott,

Thanks for the update. I had a company develop my site with PHP. So my fiiles are all *.php verus *.htm or *.html. Now they did not really use much PHP rather the files are labeled that. Whenever I have used CoffeeCup in the past once I tried the WYSIWYG then my content was messed up. I had to manually update the content. I could never use your program like I wanted to. Has some of these bugs been resolved in the new release?

Thanks,

Rus Bel
Owner - The Best Geeks