RE: HTML editor: does everyone need to be on the same page?

["Keith Soltys" <keith -at- soltys -dot- ca>]

>
> I'll second that. In addition to speeding up the process, you can also
> LEARN HTML by using these tools. That's harder to do with a
> WYSIWYG editor.
> HotDog Pro also used to be a great HTML editor, but I recall that later
> releases weren't quite so clean.
>
>
> Bill Burns, Director - Northwest Office, Scriptorium Publishing
> The WebWorks Publisher Cookbook now available
> http://www.scriptorium.com/books/wwpcookbook.html
> bburns -at- scriptorium -dot- com - 208-484-4459
>

Perhaps the best of these editors is HTML-Kit, availble from
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/

You can insert most HTML tags from menus or buttons and it has a good
preview mode. It's highly customizable, supports various plug-ins, and best
of all it's free. While I like Dreamweaver for it's site management
capabilities, for simple authoring HTML-Kit is much faster to work with.

Scott Nesbitt, a writer I worked with at Daleen, has a good overview of HTML
editors on his web site at http://www.pathcom.com/~kujira/edidx.htm

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Keith Soltys
keith -at- soltys -dot- ca
Host of "Internet Resources for Technical Communicators" since 1994
Now at http://www.soltys.ca/techcomm.html



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