HTML editor - what do you use?

[Kenneth Applegate]

On Mon, 2 Nov 1998, Joe Mabel wrote:

> Hear hear.  Just Pico, in my case, but pretty much the same attitude.

Ditto, for quick web page fixes while online to SCN, and Lynx to check
that they are functional and don't have any gross errors.

At home, for creating new pages, a shareware Windows editor called Web
Weaver (not to be confuesed with a different editor, similar name, for the
Mac). Latest versions have nice wizzards to help create tables, frames,
image maps, etc. There are also conversion tools to change imported text
into basic tables and lists with a minimum of fuss. And, for viewing
results, you can hook up 1 or 2 browsers of choice. 

Ken Applegate

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> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent:	Monday, November 02, 1998 9:56 AM
> To:	Steve
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> Subject:	Re: HTML editor - what do you use?
> 
> Vi, of course!  Learned it years ago, already know HTML, using it means
> I don't have to spend time learning something else.
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