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[Dean]

Ralph has provided an updated RTE editor for use with Etomite v1.1

Click here: clicky clicky

This release fixes the problem of the erroneous style code being inserted into a document on load.

[bwoodsdesign]

Dean, on 11 August 2010 - 05:10 PM, said:

Ralph has provided an updated RTE editor for use with Etomite v1.1

Click here: clicky clicky

This release fixes the problem of the erroneous style code being inserted into a document on load.

That's great! But to my knowledge, RTE was part of the Etomite distribution... do we have to download this separately to include in the Manager/Media directory or is it added to the download of Etomite already? I mean, with regards to downloading Eto from now on.

Thanks,

-Bobbi Jo

Edited by bwoodsdesign, 08 December 2010 - 06:32 PM.

[mikef]

The last official release of Etomite was over a year ago, so I guess we have to download and add the new RTE editor ourselves.

[Ralph]

Mike is correct... The downloads still contain the older release of RTE... Unfortunately, due to recent health issues, the v1.2 release hasn't been at the top of my priority list... Being one of the many uninsured Americans with health needs, I am having to focus more effort towards generating extra money to cover medical expenses...

[mikef]

Ralph, on 10 December 2010 - 02:05 PM, said:

.. Being one of the many uninsured Americans with health needs, I am having to focus more effort towards generating extra money to cover medical expenses...

Hope you can get things sorted, Ralph!

Edited by mikef, 11 December 2010 - 02:33 PM.

[bwoodsdesign]

Ralph, on 10 December 2010 - 02:05 PM, said:

Mike is correct... The downloads still contain the older release of RTE... Unfortunately, due to recent health issues, the v1.2 release hasn't been at the top of my priority list... Being one of the many uninsured Americans with health needs, I am having to focus more effort towards generating extra money to cover medical expenses...

Hi Ralph

Are you still in NY? Because Freelancer's Union has some info concerning benefits you may find useful.

http://www.freelance...fits/index.html

I too, faced some serious health issues starting back in 2007, but applied for medicaid (state sponsored health insurance) and now have health coverage through something called MinnesotaCare. I don't make enough to afford private health insurance, and don't make the minimum needed to justify traditional medical aid, so the medicaid is just enough for me. The premiums are very low and I have prescription coverage, doctor visits and eyewear/dental discounts.