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Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztés Wettl Ferenc 2006. október 1. Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 1 / 5 Tartalom 1 Szövegszerkesztők Típusai Mit kell tudnia? Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 2 / 5 pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 pl.: QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Scribus (szabad), Microsoft Publisher, Apple Pages. Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim, cream), emacs (XEmacs, MicroEmacs), joe, pico, Notepad (Microsoft Windows default), SimpleText (Classic Mac OS default), TextEdit (Mac OS X default), gedit (Gnome), kate és kile (KDE), ld. még a wikipediában IDE (integrated development environment, integrated design environment, integrated debugging environment), dokumentumszerkesztő (word processor, document preparation system) pl.: AbiWord, KWord, OpenOffice.org Writer, Ted, a határon: GNU TeXmacs, LyX, üzleti: MS Word, online: Writely, . (Allin Cottrell: Word Processors: Stupid and Inefficient) szedő rendszer (electronic typesetting system) pl.: troff, Groff, TEX/LATEX. (WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM). DTP (Desktop publishing) Wettl Ferenc () Szövegszerkesztés 2006. október 1. 3 / 5 Szövegszerkesztés Szövegszerkesztők típusai szövegszerkesztő (text editor) – programkód, egyszerű szöveg, vagy ember által is olvashatóan kódolt (human-readable) dokumentum (pl. wiki) írására, pl.: vi (vim,
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