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Hide TextEdit's ruler by default
As the other commentors have pointed out - going to the PREFS and unchecking "Show Ruler" does in fact disable the Ruler from being shown when opening a New Blank Document (RTF or Plain format).
Hide TextEdit's ruler by default
I think you underestimate the amount of work involved in "going to the Terminal". Some of the people who come up with those tips are the knights of the OS X hacks scene! ---
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