Style is a mini Macintosh word-processor with scripting capabilities that picks up where Simpletext left off. Unlike Simpletext, it doesn't have a 32k limit on the amount of text it can read, making it an ideal replacement for the Mac's somewhat dubious standard text editor.

Features from the Read Me -

* Built-in XTND technology lets you import and export documents in several different file formats.
* Ability to create stand-alone "AutoViewer" documents.
* Outstanding AppleScript support. Style is scriptable, recordable and attachable and supports most of Apple's Standard Suite and Text Suite of terms, with several additions.
* Built-in hierarchical script menu for convenient access to your favorite scripts. The script menu now rebuilds automatically when you add or remove scripts.
* Multiple undo/redo.
* Drag-and-drop text editing, now with optional translucent text drags.
* Optional WYSIWYG Font menu.
* Appearance-savviness, including support for non-Platinum themes.
* Basic contextual menu support.
* Optional Navigation Services support (requires Mac OS 8.5).
* Support for Mac OS 8.5 proxy icons.
* Support for Mac OS 8.5 proportional scrollbars.
* Support for Sherlock's Find By Content searches.
* Full WorldScript awareness. Style can handle multiple
languages in the same document, including non-Roman script systems like Japanese and Arabic.
* Inline input (TSM) support for users of Far East script systems.
* Transparent line break conversion for DOS and Unix text files.
* Word Services support for interfacing Style to external spell checkers.
* HTML conversion scripts, now including the ability to generate UTF8-encoded, multi-language web pages.
* Balloon Help for all interface items.
* Internet Config awareness.
* Support for Marc Moini's Smart Scroll control panel.
* Support for Frontier menu sharing.
* Support for extended print records (requires LaserWriter 8.4 or newer) for having all of your print settings stick with documents.