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			CoffeeBreak
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			CoffeeBreak, the neverpanic.de blog
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		<dc:creator>
			Clemens Lang
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			Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Germany License
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			2010-07-30T22:55:01+00:00
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				HtmlEntities Adobe AIR widget
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				Do you know the HTML Entity Character Lookup at Left Logic (leftlogic.com)? It comes in pretty handy, when you need special characters and their HTML entites, and it&#8217;s much faster than scanning through hundreds of rows of characters. I made an Adobe AIR Flash version.
The HTML Entity Character Lookup was originally developed by Remy Sharp as a HTML + JavaScript (i.e. web app) as well as an OS X dashboard widget. The only possibility for windows users to use that app offline was the HTML Entity Character Lookup Firefox plugin made by Yining.
I wanted something different, so here it is: The first release of my Adobe AIR HtmlEntity widget.
Now updated for AIR 1.0!

In order to run this, you&#8217;ll need to install the Adobe AIR runtime available at http://adobe.com/go/getair.
Once you got the runtime, you can install HtmlEntities by clicking the button below.

The application is licensed under a Creative Commons ShareAlike 3.0 License. As far as I know the CreativeCommons licenses are not compatible with (or at least not recommended for) software, but since Remy Sharp licensed his app under this ShareAlike license I have to use the same license.
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				Web Development, Flash
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				2007-11-26T22:27:24+00:00
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