Re: html editors

[Nancy Hayes <nancyh -at- PMAFIRE -dot- INEL -dot- GOV>]

In article <3qlth2$d0l -at- comet -dot- magicnet -dot- net>,
Ken Barney  <ken -at- magicnet -dot- net> wrote:
>There is also a PC shareware HTML editor called "HTML Assistant."  I've
>found it less cryptic and easier to use than the others mentioned here.
>If you're a HTML rookie I'd definitely recommend it. Although I don't
>have the URL handy you can find it easily by running a search.

Try "Yahoo" through Mosaic or Netscape.  They've got a couple HTML
primers--and I think they have the HTML-Asst.  If you get a list of the
HTML codes, you can also use your word processors search and replace
function.  I actually found this a quicker way to work than using the
HTML editor.  For example, replace all hard returns with </p>[HRT]<p>.
This gives you the end paragraph marking, a hard return for ease of
reading, and the beginning paragraph code.  When you save the document to
ascii, it will delete the HRT code.  There's probably a quicker way of
doing this, but it worked for me.

Nancy (nancyh -at- pmafire -dot- inel -dot- gov)