Because it sure as hell doesn't work for me. I just fell in love with that IDE and since then I never looked elsewhere.
Use comments for the same.
Looks great, but also has upside potential. It's a Cocoa app with a good native feel. It lets you click through the hierarchy of database tables via child and parent table relationships. Is this feature just broken? In other words, getting all that stuff accumulated over the years into a smaller down-sized home or condo - think empty nesters and retirees. Indexing Mail Messages is turned on in Spotlight prefs; I don't see any relevant options in Mail itself. Most of the times this may not be a problem but if it is do you suggest any other workaround? Most of the times it behaves as if it is forced to perfom its duty.
The menus and preference dialog had grown unwieldy, almost byzantine.
If you are on the fence about a purchase, you might take a few minutes and give this a read. Nothing else will do. Installer, configurer et utiliser Windows Vista. From within Mail I can search for matches on From, To, Subject without difficult, but "Entire Message" mode yields nothing.
Most of the times this may not be a problem but if it is do you suggest any other workaround?
Most notable be durable goods orders, which print Thursday. Nothing else will do.
Its bundle system solves the cruft problem that's killing BBEdit, and provides an organized, accessible way for users to expand the app's featureset.
If you are on the fence about a purchase, you might take a few minutes and give this a read.
And for the experienced developers, they may not be too patient to learn the regex of Google code search.
But that does not sound enough for it.