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html editor program

Can anyone give me a recommendation as to a good HTML editor program. I have used one for years that is now no longer available and am thinking of making the switch to a newer program but just don't know a good one.

Thanks!

posted by LoveGuate

Here are some suggestions from an earlier post.

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posted by Techie44
6 months ago

Not just a good one ... the best one:

view link Ultra Edit

It's no longer free, but I believe it still has a 30-day free trial.

posted by Time4Fun4Me
6 months ago

I haven't used it much except to take a quick look at it, but a lot of people like KompoZer and the nice thing about it is that it's free.

posted by JasonE
6 months ago

Thanks for all your help! Will check them out. I think it is time I found a new HTML program and just couldn't decide on which one.

appreciate your advice,

posted by LoveGuate
6 months ago

Wow, Time4Fun4Me! Ultra Edit is some an editor. It even does PHP, Java and Perl. Thanks for the tip.

posted by ArgoNavis
6 months ago

Arachnaphobia if its still around was a good one. You could find it for free over at Two Cows.com Quantas is the best. But you need a POSIX compliant system to run it. As it is completely integrated into the internet.

posted by Kirk511
6 months ago

HI
For years, I've been quite happy with one called Coffee Cup - just google for it. You get a free trial, and the full license is only $49. They often offer others of their programs free to customers, send out a pretty cool email newsletter and write good software. The editor has code view and WYSIWYG views - switch between them easily. They have built in FTP capability, lots of little scripts and widgets. You can do a pretty cool site with this program and nothing else. Good luck.

Maryan
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posted by mkp
6 months ago

You might consider HTMLKit available at: view link It is shareware but not enforced. You can use a copy without paying for it but if you want the special add-ons you have to be a paid user. This program has a preview button and many builtin features but does not have a WYSIWYG feature.

Another package I recommended to a friend is Web Page Maker available at view link It is still only $49 and is great for people not comfortable with HTML in that it has a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) interface.