Is text dead? Not at all! In this issue, we look at Palimpsest, a tool for managing large volumes of text; CopyPaste, a multiple clipboard utility; and Natural Order, an extension that (finally!) sorts text and file names like a person would. Also in this issue, readers respond to the new crop of HTML editors, Speed Doubler gets an important update for Mac OS 7.6, Be stops making the BeBox, and Apple announces major internal changes, price cuts, and a Rhapsody kernel.

Topics:

• MailBITS/03-Feb-97
• HTMLbits: Following up on Free Placement
• The Natural Order of Things
• CopyPaste: A Scoffer No More
• Palimpsest 1.1 - Is There a Document in the House?

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