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For free wysiwyg I'd suggest nvu.com or Mozilla's Composer
For free wysiwyg I'd suggest nvu.com or Mozilla's Composer
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I'll second vi!!Originally posted by piaxVirus
Vi with a touch of perl.
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If you're using *nix, emacs is the only way to go.
Jammrock“Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get outâ€
–The Light Fantastic, Terry PratchettComment
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And even if you're not, you can run it with Cygwin.Originally posted by Jammrock
If you're using *nix, emacs is the only way to go.
I just reinstalled Cygwin for the first time in a while. Man, they've come really far.Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.Comment
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You don't need cygwin for Vi.
It's smaller, faster, and it's everywhere!
Who started this? Oh, it was me.
I should have bought an ATI.Comment
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Visual Studio .Net
let the abuse begin...
-We stop learning when We die, and some
people just don't know They're dead yet!
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Minister of Confused Knightly Defence (MCKD)
Food for thought...
- Remember when naps were a bad thing?
- Remember 3 is the magic number....Comment
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You mention that again and I'll think about changeing you to a murcette
Juu nin to iro
English doesn't borrow from other languages. It follows them down dark alleys, knocks them over, and goes through their pockets for loose grammar.Comment
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Mozilla composer, as its free.
And textpad for the other bitsComment
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Originally posted by Sasq
You mention that again and I'll think about changeing you to a murcette
-We stop learning when We die, and some
people just don't know They're dead yet!
Member of the COC!
Minister of Confused Knightly Defence (MCKD)
Food for thought...
- Remember when naps were a bad thing?
- Remember 3 is the magic number....Comment
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I like/use Dreamweaver and AceHTML (freeware html editor, kind of like notepad with syntax highlighting and some other features)
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DreamWeaver and UltraEDIT 10. Tho DreamWeaver alone is enough...Seth, are you ok? I`m peachy Kate. The world is my oyster. - Seth Gecko
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used to use frontpage...dreamweaver... Golive... but gotten lazy of late and using Netobjects Fussion"They say that dreams are real only as long as they last. Couldn't you say the same thing about life?"Comment
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If you're doing any web page/site development for asian (and other like) languages then most editors fall flat on their collective faces. One way around this is to use UTF-8 (unicode), but even this encoding is usually not widely supported, sadly. Dreamweaver has some of the "best" support for asian charactersets and unicode; though it can take a bit of tweaking to get it there. TextPad also has good support for the UTF-8 and is a nice light-weight editor.
I always tend to suggest trying some of the better (read, recommended) applications and then going with the one that works best for you. I tend to use TextPad and Dreamweaver; the latter is great for site development.Last edited by Jessterw; 17 February 2004, 16:26.“And, remember: there's no 'I' in 'irony'†~ Merlin MannComment
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