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... “notion”), and it proposes me only “notion” and “notion s” (with a space). I don't know if it is a problem linked with hunspell, of Sublime-text (unregistered for this moment). What do you think ?

Hello.

I'd like to know if would it be possible to pre-order ST3 and in the meantime be able to use ST2? Or should I just use ST2 unregistered in the meantime? I just don't want to spend money now on ST2 and have to pay the extra fee for the upgrade later...

Thanks.

Restart SublimeText.

Events are no automatically unregistered and it look like something not so trivial (which event belongs to which plugin source ?) .
Restarting ST when you remove events from your plugin don't look like a big deal.

I have a licence for Sublime Text 2, But when I register my Linux Mint version it says "Thanks for purchasing!". The "(UNREGISTERED)" is removed. But when I re-open Sublime Text 2 the "(UNREGISTERED)" is back in the title bar. Does anyone have any idea on how ...

... started happening in the last few days (I've been using sublime since before xmas and registered yesterday too, although this issue happened when unregistered as well). Where is the log location? I'm using crunchbang linux, a debian variant. Sublime text 2 v 2.0.1 build 2217.

About this "unlimited" evaluation period, when we can use ST2 without paying: is it legal to use unregistered copy on my work PC in office? I mean I'm agree to see those reminders during saving etc, and sure to buy legal copy in several month but in theory - is there ...

As the title says, I bought a license and entered the code in Help > Enter License.

Whenever I launch ST there is still the (UNREGISTERED) note, as well as the popup-nag.

what do?

When I open any file via UI Open I get the file opened with correct detected syntax
But if open the same file via commad line parameter I get the file opened without syntax

I use unregistered version. Is this behavior a restriction of unregistered version or just a bug ?

... only 1% of people seeing the video rate it ... and that costs 1 second and $0 As written by Seth Godin... That result wouldn't have separated unregistered users because it's highly unlikely he would've had access to the data needed, so it's a poor analogy given that all Sublime users can be ...

Platform?

Probably this will help you out: search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&keywords=unregistered&start=0