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  Post #31 (permalink)   03-02-2008, 07:16 AM
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My choise is Notepad++ and PSPad.
 
 
 


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  Post #32 (permalink)   05-01-2008, 11:30 PM
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Dreamweaver is best, also notepad++
 
 
 


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I use Microsoft Notepad myself. I've always been more of a keyboard person instead of a point and click person. I like to see the code work and when I make a change see what the change is. I've tried using FrontPage but just didn't care for it.

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I use Notepad++. It's like plain ol' Notepad except it makes your code or markup a bit easier to understand.
I also use Notepad++, its free, small, effective and has many features compared to Notepad..
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Another thing you might want to try is Firebug, with the Inspect Element tool you can edit right from your browser and see changes as you make them.
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Many webmasters are now trying to have their sites validated and in a process using vast range of HTML editors to make life easier.

Which HTML editor do you use and recommend?
Notepad2..
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Dreamweaver and Notepad++ are the best combination
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hi,


Macromedia Dreamweaver is all time best
 
 
 


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NOTEPAD ++ or DREAMWEAVER CS3 are the best! I am a webdesigner and code in xHTML, CSS, PHP, JAVASCRIPT and I use DREAMWEAVER CS3
 
 
 
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