Coherence Labs

Category: Announcements

  • TypeMetal Participating in Apple’s Volume Purchase Programs

    TypeMetal — our revolutionary HTML editor for OS X — is now available at a substantial discount to qualifying business customers and educational institutions who purchase 20 or more copies at a time. We’re delighted to be able to offer this special pricing to customers who deploy TypeMetal within their organizations.

    To place a volume order that takes advantage of this special pricing, you’ll need to be enrolled in one of Apple’s Volume Purchase Programs (VPP), which you can learn more about at these links:

    These programs offer the exact same version of TypeMetal you’ll find on the regular Mac App Store, backed by rapid-turnaround support via our public Support Forum, Twitter, and email.

    Institutional eligibility requirements for the Volume Purchase Programs are set by Apple, but we’re more than happy to help with any technical issues you might encounter. — Please contact us if you have any difficulty at all obtaining and deploying TypeMetal via Apple’s VPP stores.

    Many thanks to all our customers, for your invaluable support!

  • TypeMetal 33% Off Through October

    TypeMetal 33% Off Through October

    Whether you’re a master HTML craftsman, or just looking for an easier way to write for the Web, TypeMetal’s revolutionary visual editing UI makes you more productive!

    We’re celebrating our 2-year anniversary, and today’s launch of OS X 10.9 Mavericks, by offering Mavericks-ready TypeMetal at 33% off — now through October 31st, 2013.

    There’s never been a better time to get the “missing HTML editor” that belongs on every Mac — Get TypeMetal for your Mac today!

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  • TypeMetal 1.1.3

    XHTML: Is it a kind of HTML, or a kind of XML?

    TypeMetal 1.1.3 recognizes this for the trick question that it is — respecting XHTML as both a floor wax and a delicious dessert topping!

    With this update, TypeMetal allows for any XHTML file to have .xhtml, .xhtm, .xht, or even .xml as its filename extension, in addition to the extensions already supported for ordinary HTML files: .html, .htm, .shtml, and .shtm. (An .xml file must contain XHTML for TypeMetal to be able to open and edit it.) This should help users working with other tools and workflows that insist on particular extensions for XHTML files.

    As usual, the TypeMetal Demo build has been updated to match, and there’s a minor update to the online User Guide that mentions the newly supported filename extensions.

    This fix comes in response to a user request, so please keep the bug reports and suggestions coming! Your feedback is always welcome and appreciated — on Twitter, on the TypeMetal Support Forum, or emailed directly if you prefer, to “support” at coherencelabs.com.

    We’ve been working nonstop on TypeMetal improvements, many of which will be part of a major free update due coming months. Stay tuned to our News and Twitter feeds for the latest — and thank you for your support!