Battle Of Web Page Editors: Free, Great, Strange.

Creating web pages used to be the domain of geeky designers; those who knew the tricks of HTML, XHTML, CSS and how to make a page look good on any browser. Here’s a battle between a Free Editor, a Great Editor, and a Strange Editor.

There’s no shortage of web page development tools on the Mac. For web site developers with money and large web projects, there’s Adobe’s monstrous Go Live, and the effective but complex Dreamweaver from Macromedia.

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