A simple but powerfull tool that i use

HTML PowerTools

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do they offer a free version?

why dont u guys try Dreamweaver its very easy to use i built my site using it.Its very very easy

I find it far too difficult to use dreamweaver its so un-organised. I use Front Page instead its too organised some times but it offers everything you'd ever need.

Who made dreamweaver? and do they offer a free version or at least a trial? I have never used it and would like to.

Who made dreamweaver? and do they offer a free version or at least a trial? I have never used it and would like to.

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check macromedia.com

it have a trial version last for 30 days

 

it is fully customizeable means you can organize or reconfigure the whole program for your own needs

it also have a built-in ftp and all features you need

I find it far too difficult to use dreamweaver its so un-organised. I use Front Page instead its too organised some times but it offers everything you'd ever need.

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I have not used dreamweaver, although I would like to at some point, but I have used Front Page. After using Front Page for a while, I went back to writing my pages using a basic text editor (or ACE HTML which I recommend) just because I did not like how Front Page added unneeded code and did not give me as much control over my layout and design as I would like.

I have both Frontpage XP and Dreamweaver MX installed. I have never used Frontpage XP (it came with Office), but I heard that it doesn't add any unnecessary tags any more. Apparently Microsoft listened to the cries of thousands of webmasters .Dreamweaver MX is awfully good, and it doesn't touch your code. It might be too powerful for new users, however. Personally I think that the site management tools are a godsend. It's pricey, but if you're serious about HTML (eg. want to make a living maintaining websites ) it's almost indispensable.