Re: Suggestions for web page design software

If you want to understand the inner workings of HTML, there's nothing
like coding it by hand. UltraEdit is the best text editor you can
buy, but Notepad++ is good if you're looking for a freebie.

Someone just recently asked me to try out Dreamweaver. It's not
terrible anymore. It seems to write decent code. If you are a
graphic artist looking to design web pages, it's probably a very good
tool for you. If you are a programmer looking to write web pages, use
a text editor.

Mike E.

On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 1:01 PM, <MKirkpatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am just starting to create some very simple web pages to request info
from the user and then display info from the System i. I will be using
CGIDEV2.
I am looking for any suggestions on software that I could use to create
the html (web pages). I know that I could just use text/note pad or other
text editors but I am hoping to spend my time designing the page and not
get into a lot of coding of the html file. This is probably backwards, I
know. Understanding the inner working of the html is a good thing.
Any suggestions are welcomed. Thanks.
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