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Re: HOW CAN I PRINT CODE IN COLOR? |
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| message from ronsf on 20 Jul 2004 |
Originally posted by: AEngle
If you're wanting to print the code from Dreamweaver in COLOR, forget it.
Even with the THREE different versions (from 4 to MX 2004), and the numerous
applied updates, Macromedia STILL hasn't figured that one out.
I'm floored. How can something so basic be left out of DW? And from the
sound of things MM is too arrogant to consider adding such a feature. The
more I use DW, the less impressed I am.
-Ron
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| Murray *TMM* replied to ronsf on 20 Jul 2004 |
Honestly, I have never been bothered by it.
You have Homesite - it can print your code in color.
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| A.H.O. replied to ronsf on 20 Jul 2004 |
Hmmm...as a complete novice Im gonna have to chime in and say....The more I use DreamWeaver, the MORE impressed I am. Not that it matters. lol
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| Josh Johnson replied to ronsf on 20 Jul 2004 |
This points to a bigger question... Why do you print your code at all?
Maybe I'm just spoiled by my laptop, but even before I had it I
can't remember ever having the need to print out my code, much less
print it in color. I know there've been cases in which I copy/paste
code into a word document when I'm writing about how to do something,
but that in no way requires even a print function from DW.
I really am interested to hear why you or anyone else needs to print out
code and kill a bunch of trees. It just seems like a useless pursuit.
- Josh
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| Paul Whitham TMM replied to Josh Johnson on 21 Jul 2004 |
I have done it a couple of times when I have had very complicated nested
tables and they are not displaying properly so that I can check that each
tag has the appropriate closing tag.
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| Josh Johnson replied to Paul Whitham TMM on 21 Jul 2004 |
Interesting, though I would think the Select Parent Tag and Select Child
functions alongside the format source command would be a better method
for checking this, but I also know the format command can be a little
odd sometimes, so it makes sense.
- Josh
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| Sam Poikail replied to Josh Johnson on 21 Jul 2004 |
Above and beyond HTML, errors in code logic are often easier to spot when
printed out.
I wouldn't necessarily need them in color as variations in fonts and text
styles would be just fine when looking at printed code.
Heck, I even like flowcharting ;o)
Cheers,
Sam
"Josh Johnson" <josh.johnson@nospam.sun.com> wrote in message
news:cdkgj5$imh$1@forums.macromedia.com...
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| Josh Johnson replied to Sam Poikail on 21 Jul 2004 |
<snip>
Yeah, I'm definitely a Visio junkie for stuff like that.
- Josh
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