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Bean 3.2.14 freeware

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. ...

Author	James Hoover
Released	2020-03-12
Filesize	3.70 MB
Downloads	940
OS	Mac OS X
Installation	Instal And Uninstall
Keywords	word processor, text editor, edit text, text, edit, editor
Users' rating (14 rating)	BeanOffice Suites & ToolsMac OS X Currently 3.21/5 1 2 3 4 5

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Bean freeware - The Latest Versions History

3.2.14	Mar 12, 2020	New Release	Several bugs fixed.
3.2.5	Mar 11, 2013	New Release	Bug fix: · Fixed a problem with the way native rtf headers and footers were written out that could cause the document body text to appear in four columns in other apps (20130102-1). Changes: · File > New from Template... now allows viewing the contents of folders in the Templates folder, allowing for hierarchical organization (20130211-1). · Added a section in the Help file (under Tips and Tricks) on how to change the default paper/page size for new documents. · Fixed a few object over/under release problems revealed by static analysis.
3.2.4	Jan 14, 2013	New Release	· Fixed a bug that prevented attachments with non-ASCII characters in their filenames to save correctly in .rtfd and .bean format files (20130104-1). · Altered rtf image decoding code to accommodate image hex data preceded by a newline (20130103-1). · Fixed a bug where, when opening .rtf files, a paragraph starting with an image could lose its paragraph attributes. For example, if a cell in a text table contained only an image, the image would be removed from the table since text tables are really paragraph attributes. (20130105-1).