"Archived - Mac OS X: How to Set Up TextEdit as an HTML or Plain Text Editor
TextEdit renders HTML by default. You may change its preferences to act as a plain text editor, for use in editing HTML or configuration files, for example."
"You could also use the csv module
import csv
myfileobj = open("myfiletab.txt","read")
csv_read = csv.reader(myfileobj,dialect=csv.excel_tab)
myval1 = []
myval2 = []
myval3 = []
for line in csv_read:
# filter header and stuff using some criterion
if len(line) = 3:
myval1.append(line[0])
myval2.append(line[1])
myval3.append(line[2])"
This utility reads all information from the history file on your computer, and displays the list of all URLs that you have visited in the last few days. It also allows you to select one or more URL addresses, and then remove them from the history file or save them into text, HTML or XML file. In addition, you are allowed to view the visited URL list of other user profiles on your computer, and even access the visited URL list on a remote computer, as long as you have permission to access the history folder.
Very useful tools for batch processing of graphic images. I've used the PhotoResizer application - very handy. Downloaded the RealWorld Photos application that permits batch processing of simple things, such as watermarking, removing red eye, etc. No loss to original file. Site includes help (YouTube videos) and text instructions.