Scribbles is a revolutionary text and code editor. It has a fresh, contemporary and intuitive interface. What's more special about this text editor is that we made a version that you install on your computer as well as a version that runs in a web browser in case you are away from your computer or using a Mac but still want the Scribbles user interface.

Slick Interface -  Here at Aways we believe that graphics are very important and we spend a lot of time perfecting our user interfaces to allow you to work more efficiently and enjoy what you are looking at. We use simple design that flows well and gives you lots of room to properly engages with your content. We build all of our software using Microsoft Expression Studio to take advantage of technologies and platforms such as the Windows Presentation Foundation, .NET Framework and Silverlight. Doing this allows us to easily create stunning applications that will work on Mac and PC, perfect harmony.

Multi-window interface - When we were building Scribbles we decided to make it a multi-window application. This means that if you are editing lots of documents you won't have lots of different open Windows in the taskbar. Instead the Scribbles application will have all of the different Windows contained with in it. This keeps your taskbar clean, tidy and makes it much easier to switch between documents. This is particularly useful if you are using the browser-based Scribbles.

High contrast mode  -  If you are working on a poorly lit environment or working on a computer with a glossy screen the high contrast mode makes it easier to see your text or code. You can even choose from a variety of colours to suit your personal taste.

Search built in - The search box located at the bottom of the application makes it much easier for you to find words in your text and if you need to make a reference or look something up on the internet just type your query into the search box, click the dropdown arrow icon and select a search provider of your choice. You can choose from either Google, Yahoo!, Bing, MSDN search, TGC Search or Wikipedia search.

We are launching Scribbles on 1st September 2009 so come back and test drive Scribbles. Remember it's free!

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