Pagebreeze: The Free Html Editor!

Tech Live

Mar 27 2007, 10:58 AM

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PageBreeze is a Free HTML Editor, among its featuresare - easy to use visual (WYSIWYG) HTML editor for creating web pages; Color-coded HTML source (tag) editor; Preview mode lets you instantly see what your finished webpage will look like in Microsoft Internet Explorer; Webpage templates and also links to download them on theweb are provided; Drag-and-drop Form Builder; switchbetween HTML source and visual modes at any time;Changes made instantly get reflected in both modes, andaform submission service to get feedback from visitors toyour web site. The 6 MB Page Breeze v.4.0 for MicrosoftWindows 9x/Me/2000/XP/Vista and it can be downloaded at http://www.pagebreeze.com/download.htm

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ginginca

Mar 28 2007, 12:39 PM

QUOTE(Tech Live @ Mar 27 2007, 06:58 AM)

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Personally I don't like wysiwyg editors for HTML I haven't found one yet that doesn't monkey with your code. I use ACE HTML Pro (they also have a free version) for HTML editing. HTML isn't hard to learn so I don't quite understand the need for wysiwyg editors.

Gin

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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG

Mar 28 2007, 01:38 PM

There's one out there which I'll strongly recommend. That's NVU - and it cuts out all the monkey crap and renders exact code

Moreover, it's cross platform i.e. operates with equal vigour on Windows, Linux and Mac OS.

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livingston

Mar 28 2007, 07:20 PM

I swear by Dreamweaver and GoLive.

I do most of my coding in Dreamweaver 8 and use GoLive CS2 if i've working with a very big Style Sheet.

There is no Opensource or freeware editors for coding with features as that of Dreamweaver.

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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG

Mar 28 2007, 07:47 PM

QUOTE(livingston @ Mar 29 2007, 02:20 AM)

I swear by Dreamweaver and GoLive.

I do most of my coding in Dreamweaver 8 and use GoLive CS2 if i've working with a very big Style Sheet.

There is no Opensource or freeware editors for coding with features as that of Dreamweaver.

True - nothing can beat Dreamweaver, but NVU or Konqueror (which is the unofficial bug-fixed release of NVU) is possibly the closest you can get. Dreamweaver costs a pretty penny - so for those who don't really want to burn a big hole in their pocket... NVU is the way to go

Incidentally, not everyone here's living in India or Thailand (me) where all these softwares are available for as low as $2, on the roadside that is

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livingston

Apr 5 2007, 03:33 AM

yep here in India we get all Softwares for the lowest prices you'd ever get, but they are pirated.

I've planned to join the anti-piracy leauge. SO I've stopped getting pirated softwares for the past 3 months and also stopped visiting warez websites.

I'll use only opensource or paid softwares.

I'll be conveting to orginal dreamweaver by purchasing the Dreamweaver CS3 when it will be released [Planning to purchase but nor sure

].

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wutske

Apr 6 2007, 01:50 PM

QUOTE(livingston @ Apr 5 2007, 05:33 AM)

yep here in India we get all Softwares for the lowest prices you'd ever get, but they are pirated.

I've planned to join the anti-piracy leauge. SO I've stopped getting pirated softwares for the past 3 months and also stopped visiting warez websites.

I'll use only opensource or paid softwares.

I'll be conveting to orginal dreamweaver by purchasing the Dreamweaver CS3 when it will be released [Planning to purchase but nor sure

].

Good luck on the freeware road

. I quit using pirated software more than a year ago and I must say there are a lot of free alternatives available and they can do almost the same as the paid versions (wich sometimes contain a lot of stuff you don't need or use).

I'll share my favourite html editor, notepad++ . It's more than enough to do what I want to do. I can write the code the way I want it (and writing it correct, something dreamweaver doesn't always do).

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bluefish

Apr 6 2007, 07:55 PM

I'm a pure HTML kind of guy.

But then again, I have never really had to do any sort of heavy-duty coding. Most of the things I design have a simple, functional layout because the guests will be a select group that don't really care about the visual style except for not looking bad.

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