Subject: SOFTWARE: BIPED (BI-protocol Page EDitor)
From: [email-masked] (J. Douglas Dunlop)
Date: 29 Sep 1995 01:25:04 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.announce,comp.lang.perl.misc

What is BIPED?

BIPED is a nifty little Perl5 CGI script that allows you to view both the
source code and the rendering of your page within a single screen.

But there's more... If you change the source code you can save it back to
it's original location again (or to a different location if you want).

But wait, that's not all... I'll bet when you're making changes to your
pages you want to see what the page looks like too, don't you? How about
check your HTML? And how about checking for those misspelled words? Well
now you can, that's where the bi-protocol part comes in.

You are going to need Netscape because it seems that browsers can be very
different when if comes down to doing this bleeding edge stuff and I just
haven't handled all the possibilities.

Go ahead, give it a try right from BIPED's home site now. You don't even
have to install it and you can already use it. But if you want to you can
download the code and install it for yourself.

Get more information about BIPED from:

        <URL:http://www.eol.ists.ca/~dunlop/biped/>

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** Please read the documentation before running or installing BIPED. **
**       Especially the section regarding Security Issues            **
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BTW, BIPED is FREEWARE!

Regards,
Doug

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