Re: OT: HTML editor recommendation?

Mozilla's composer is handy, although somwhat rudimentary. I
personally code HTML by hand, but not everybody wants to go out and
learn how when they just need to get it done.
Quanta plus is probably the best choice with linux. Microsoft office
comes with a program called "Microsoft script editor," but it's not
exactly a WYSIWYG tool. A nice tool is
html-kit(http://www.chami.com/html-kit/) which was free last time I
used it. However, it may have evolved into a commercial product, as a
lot of freeware apps do these days.

--Ian

On Sun, 8 Aug 2004 15:54:26 -0400, Carsten Becker
<post@...> wrote:
> Have you had a look at sourceforge.net? AOLPress (at least in the version I
> had about 5 years ago) had near zero options for layout and such.
> Personally, I use GoLive 5, more popular though is Dreamweaver. But these
> two cost a whole bunch of money. That I got a licensed copy of GoLive 5 was
> actually coincidence. If you're on Linux, there are still Quanta+ which is
> still not WYSIWYG-capable, but has tools e.g. for generating CSS code or
> setting up tables.
>
> --Carsten
>