whats the best html editor preferably free and the best bought one?
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You may try "AceHTML" ( http://software.visicommedia.com/en/products/acehtmlfreeware/ ) \n But I am sure that what you try to find out is located at ->> http://webdesign.about.com/od/htmleditors/bb/aabhtmleditor.htm.\n Let me know if I was right.
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Try BasicTemplates.com for some good general layouts. Their templaes are about $5 each, and annual membership of about $80 each. \n\nGo to the ReallyBig.com Web resources circle. This is the start of dozens of Web sites that can help you out with virtually anything involved with Web development.\n\nA good online tutorial and reference site is w3schools.com. It's one of the best online tutorials I've found and it's free!\n\nSince you're developing a web application and not just a Web site, you should an HTML editor instead of a WYSIWYG editor. Look at coffeecup.com for one of the best HTML editors on the market. It comes with lots of tools that can layout your forms and navs. \n\nGood luck!\n\nDCH II
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The Yahoo! Page builder is actually quite a nice Page Editor. But if you don't like it, you could always use Microsoft's Front Page. If you don't have it, then you could check out http://www.thefreecountry.com/webmaster/htmleditors.shtml for other editors. (I haven't personally tried any of the programs listed there though).\n\nIf you need more help, don't hesitate to ask :)
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There are many HTML tutorial sites such as http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/ , as well as free HTML editors such as http://www.jedit.org . If you wish you contact me for a chat on such information, you may do so, also.
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There are a lot of php editors and it would be difficult to say which is best. Personaly, I use PHP a little in my programing career and I have been switching from one editor to another in my search for the best.\n\nCurrently I am using PSPad (http://www.pspad.com/en/). Apart from basic features syntax highlighting, it has got functions listing when starting letters of the function is typed followed by Ctrl+space. This way complete php function and arguments can be inserted to code. Also all the user defined functions and variable are displayed code explorer window. Best of all it is a FREEWARE. I think you may have to try this to know its power. If you know any other better editor, please post in comment, so I can switch to it. ;)
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Almost all good font editor/creator software are shareware.\n\nThe only free is can be found here http://www.downloadsquad.com/2005/09/13/free-font-editor-in-windows/
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The best one to start with would be HTML
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some good text editors to edit php you can use notepad++ which has snytac highlighting, I don't use it but I hear it is great. I prefer vi, the windows version is called gvim. It has great syntac hilighting for many programming languages. The best part about vi is you don't use a mouse, everything is done by key commands.\n\nto view the php pages you will need to put them up on a server that supports php. I have set up my own server and installed the php engine on there. To do this you can get the free apache server or you can use the mircosoft server that costs money.
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Try Cool Edit Pro. There is a Trial version available.
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I've been Web programming for over seven years and have used both.\n\nHands-down, Dreamweaver is the more powerful tool for Web editing, either as a beginner or an old pro. Dreamweaver makes making Web pages pretty much easier than FrontPage does, and there's practically no support for XML or CSS in FrontPage, while Dreamweaver has huge support for both.\n\nFrontPage does make certain server-side tasks, such as sending e-mail via a form, easier than Dreamweaver does, if you have FrontPage extensions enabled on your Web site.\n\nBut the final test is simple: Look at your favorite Web sites and choose View Source Code from your browser at any home page it has.\n\nFrontPage leaves a META creator tag that says FrontPage; DreamWeaver uses MM_ in the front of all the JavaScript it creates.\n\nI bet, on your favorite sites, you almost never see the creator=FrontPage tag, but you commonly see the MM_ in the JavaScript on those pages.\n\nVery few serious Web designers / developers use FrontPage. Many use Dreamweaver; now that Dreamweaver is an Adobe product, the number of people using it is only going to grow.
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If you know HTML, you can use someone like freeservers\nhttp://www.freeservers.com\nif you know no HTML, Yahoo would be the best bet for you\nhttp://www.geocities.com\n\nHomestead USED to be the best.. now you have to pay :-&#92;
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Dreamweaver is by far the best hybrid on the market today.\n\n\nHope it helps.\n\nFrom,\nThe Realm of Goliath Web Design Team
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Hi,\n\nThe best and easy to use program is Matchware Openmind!\nIts so easy you type in what you want and select the layout of your design preview it and walah your website is created!\n\nI tried this in my school today and it was AMAZING!\n\nThe downside is that it costs alot! Unless you are a student like me where you can get discount!\n\nHope it Helps!
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http://webmonkey.com\nhttp://htmlgoodies.com\n\nboth are free and offer alot of tutorials
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I use Dreamweaver for getting the basic layout done the way I want it then I hack into it with PHPdev, nice syntax highlighting MDI text editor.\n\nAs far as I know (and I am prepared to be wrong here) the are no visual editiors (ala VB or Delphi) for PHP at the moment.
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To do what, organize or edit.  Either way you don't have to spend any money.  One of the best editing programs is PhotoPlus 6 which is completely free.  For organizing them, I like Picasa which is also completely free and it has some rudimentary editing tools as well.
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If you want a comprehensive one for starter, AceHTML4Free\nhttp://www.download.com/AceHTML-Freeware/3000-2048_4-10472332.html?tag=lst-0-1