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I'm used to Windows. I open notepad or wordpad and type
<html>
Hello world
</html>
and save it as a .txt file with an .html extension.
How do I do this on a Mac?
It seems the free included text editor is called textEdit.
But it does not allow me to save as a simple txt file with an .html extension.
I can choose .html as the file type, but it doesn't execute my code as a web page. It just echos my code back to me when I open the file in a browser.
<html>
Hello world
</html>
and save it as a .txt file with an .html extension.
How do I do this on a Mac?
It seems the free included text editor is called textEdit.
But it does not allow me to save as a simple txt file with an .html extension.
I can choose .html as the file type, but it doesn't execute my code as a web page. It just echos my code back to me when I open the file in a browser.