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• Comment 1 written by NateDog on 12 June 2007, at 9:09 AM

  

  This is phat and pretty effing tight!

• Comment 2 written by Scott Stroz on 12 June 2007, at 9:12 AM

  

  Me likey Apatana.

• Comment 3 written by Scott Stroz on 12 June 2007, at 9:21 AM

  

  How to you check to see if you have this as part of Aptana? I juts checked for updates in Eclipse and received a message there were no new updates and I have not updated in a while.

• Comment 4 written by Raymond Camden on 12 June 2007, at 9:28 AM

  

  This got me to. Don't use the main URL. Use:
  
  http://update.aptana.com/install/air/3.2/
  
  for your updates. (Although my main Aptanta was old too.)

• Comment 5 written by Scott Stroz on 12 June 2007, at 9:34 AM

  

  Got it...now to check and see if that did anything to my old install.
  
  I love Aptana. I use it for CSS and JS. I only wish there was a way in CFE to specify using Aptana when inside of <script> or <style> blocks.

• Comment 6 written by Matt Williams on 12 June 2007, at 10:43 AM

  

  Ray,
  
  We really appreciate you AIRing your experiences with the new Apollo Beta. Unlike some people's blogs that tend to be nothing but hot AIR, yours is always informative and educational.

• Comment 7 written by Erik-Jan on 12 June 2007, at 1:21 PM

  

  Just downloaded Aptana after reading your blog post! Really love the HTML and CSS options. But is there a way to use the Aptana editor to edit all HTML and CSS, and let CFE handle all Coldfusion tags? Because, let's face it, you often need both on the same page! That would be sweet!

• Comment 8 written by Raymond Camden on 12 June 2007, at 1:27 PM

  

  As far as I know, no. You can't use two editors on one page.

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