Any Suggestions for a HTML Program?

[WillyW]

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And Nvu's HTML tags view is very different, pretty useful though.

I'm a bit confused by it,  but I figured that was just me.

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Like all complicated programs, there is a learning curve, but I didn't find the documentation very helpful.

Which reminds me.  I forgot to mention, for anyone else reading along,  -  there is also an extension that can be downloaded and installed in NVU,  named  NVU Tutorial for Beginners.

About Dreamweaver:    Isn't that an expensive commercial product only?

Yes.

Wasn't sure.   

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But, I have found DreamWeaver to be easily the best I have used (out of Notepad, Nvu, and Frontpage XP/2003).
It's not worth the cash if you only want to make we pages for fun, but it is a great program.

Since you have used both,  those last couple of sentences are meaningful.
Thanks for the comparison and opinion.

[michaewlewis]

If you use linux, try Quanta. It's an awesome editor (not just for HTML either) and it has drop down menus to complete your tags and options to insert code for you.
But I guess if you did use linux, you wouldn't be asking about html editors now would you?.

[jamiet17]

Chilly

i think dreamweaver is one of the best frontpage is ok but doesnt bet dreamweaver 8 its good u should try it out.

[signedon]

I second the NVU-- http://www.nvu.com/websitehelp.php-- suggestion.

It's great because it has both design view and code view. You can do WYSIWYG or handcode with this program. There's even NVU portable if you'd like to take the application around with you on a USB flash drive.

[Calum]

Chilly

i think dreamweaver is one of the best frontpage is ok but doesnt bet dreamweaver 8 its good u should try it out.

But it costs lots of money.
The poster specifically said free.