Your favorite HTML editor

[StephenR]

I'm with Teli on this one =)

[keystrokes]

I am a Dreamweaver girl! I have used a variety of programs, but Dreamweaver has been the one for me since 2000. I do use Notepad for hand coding as needed, but I do the bulk of my work through Dreamweaver.

[TUTTI]

Notepad and Dreamweaver raise the roof!

[Larwee]

AceHTML Pro is starting to get noticed by more people. It is said that it is being used by Novell, Kodak, Hewlett-Packard, Xerox, Memorex, Cisco and others.

Here is a link to the AceHTML site where you can get more details and see if you might like it. They have a free trial available. software.visicommedia.com - Home - Products - AceHTML Pro

[LeMichelle]

All my favorites have already have been mentioned... CoffeeCup, PSPad and Dreamweaver. But when I'm being lazy or am stuck, I use trusty old Notepad.

[Rachna06]

I used to use Homesite actually, back in the day. I now use HAPedit.

[fitnfree]

Another notepad junkie here ... just feel more in control coding BUT! I had to take a Dreamweaver course for my Web Dev diploma, as well as an FP course and I just love Dreamweaver and would like to dig in and learn how to utilize it more. I've already found it extremely helpful for creating tables, photo albums, etc.

[borzack]

Dreamweaver and definitely notepad!

[TxDon]

I started out using PageMill and GoLive pro 1.1 (that was before it was called CyberStudio) Don't have either program now =-(

Now, I use NotePad ++ (I like it), Front Page (hate it) and I'm planning on buying Xsite Pro because of the built in affiliate/adsense features.

[redsunrising]

I use a combination of DreamWeaver and UltraEdit. UltraEdit is an enchanced text editor and I can highly recommend it. DreamWeaver is of course, legendary...