Re: HTML Editor

["Harold Shuckhart" <shuc0002@gold.tc.umn.edu>]

In message <2.2.16.19960806162637.12afda04@Storm.Snow.edu>  writes:
> This is quite off topic, but the members of this list are so knowledgeable
> and I am begriming to feel closed in by all this tech advancement.
>
> Where can I go for help in understanding how to edit HTML pages???
>
> Would any of you be willing to answer questions off list?  I'll send you a
> co-tidal map as an honorarium. (:-)
>
> I have no idea what I am doing -- and it would seem that our sysops are
> trying to catch up too. (:-)  
>
> Is there an opinion on the list as to which HTML editor is best?  I have a
> free version of HoTMetaL, but I can't see that it will do WYSIWYG. I think
> PageMaker will do this, but I don't want to contribute to Bill's domination
> of the galaxy.  How is Navigator Gold -- would require that I install WIN95
> -- a frightening thought.
>
> Is there an opinion as to which graphics editor is best?
>
> Am I asking the right questions??????
>
> Cheap is good.
>
>   
Elizabeth Castro's book HTML For The World Wide Web is excellent. It has 
multiple examples and the examples can be accessed at a web site also. I started
just using a simple text editor on my Mac (SimpleText) but I then found several 
Mac HTML editors on the net as shareware. I tried HoTMetaL for the Mac but I 
found an editor called PageSpinner worked better for me. I don't know if it is 
available for Windows.

Harold      B-)