Download Cold Fusion Glossary for BBEdit. (Macintosh) Monday, July 24, 2000 COLD FUSION TAG AND FUNCTION GLOSSARY FOR ALLAIR'S COLD FUSION 4.5 AND BBEDIT 6.0 (or later) This archive contains two folders containing glossary items for Cold Fusion developers who prefer to use Bare Bones Software's excellent text editor BBEdit to other products, or who prefer to develop on the Mac. These tags and functions are for version 4.5 of Allaire's Cold Fusion. To use this simply place the folder called "Cold Fusion.cf" into the BBEdit Support:Glossary folder, and select 'Glossary' from the 'Windows' menu. Select "Cold Fusion.cf" from the "Set" pop-up list and then use the arrow to open folders to reveal or collapse the contents of the sub-glossary items. Double-click an item to insert, highlight the item and select "insert", or simply select an item and drag it over. You may re-distribute this glossary on the conditions that there is no charge, and that the archive is distributed intact, including this read me. If you do make use of it, find errors, have useful or neat additions, please send me an email to LICENSE: This product is freeware. You may use it personally, or professionally. You may re-distribute this glossary on the conditions that there is no charge, and that the archive is distributed intact, including this read me. If you do make use of it, find errors, have useful or neat additions, please send me an email to Use this freely, share it with your friends, use it in your commercial projects, but you may NOT re-distribute this glosssary for a fee. It's free, give me credit of authorship and don't sell it as your own, or in a collection of some sort. If you aren't clear about this, or wish to use it in a different manner, I welcome your inquiries. As usual, no warranties or guarantees of usefulness or even fitness for any purpose are made. This script is written as well as I know how to, and in using this, you agree to take complete responsibility for anything that may go wrong. If you use it, please send me an email, just to that I can know my work is useful to others. Feel free to contact me with questions or suggestions. I especially welcome letters from developers who might have constructive feedback or alternate approaches. Frank Marion, [email protected]
