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| I am looking for one. I have been given the job of updating the web site at work and would like to find an editor that I can use on my OS/2 system as well. I am looking for something up to date, with a preview function. I have been playing with the trial version of CoffeeCup at work and like it alot. I hope someone can recommend something similar but multi-platform. Thanks all. |
| Date: 29 May, 2006 on 05:56 |
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| Date: 29 May, 2006 on 06:41 |
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| Hi, I've been using NVU too for quick'n'dirty site building. For bigger jobs I prefer to hand-craft my code, and I like JEdit *A LOT*. Hope this helps... Bye Cris |
| Date: 29 May, 2006 on 09:18 |
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| I'm really not a skilled "webbuilder" but I think NVU is working real good, and you have the layerfunctions. If you are used to Dreamweaver it will maybee take a while to come along with it. I used Dreamweaver at a webcourse and NVU at home on the same piece of work and they were quite compatible. Sometimes I use Dreamweaver in win2000 in SVISTA, which works great. |
| Date: 29 May, 2006 on 11:29 |
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| Date: 30 May, 2006 on 14:01 |
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| I am going to try N|vu for a couple of weeks now. It seems to be just about what I want. Maybe once I get a handle on things here I can consider jEdit, but for now I am mostly doing updates and editing of pages so this should be more than sufficient. Thank you all. PS: I had already downloaded it but thought it didn't support javascript. I didn't spend much time experimenting so I missed the "browse" feature. Still, I really wish the javascript worked in preview mode. |
| Date: 30 May, 2006 on 17:08 |
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| Date: 31 May, 2006 on 13:12 |
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BigWarpGuy (30 May, 2006 14:01): http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-browse?sh=1&dir=/pub/os2/apps/internet/www/editors Are any of these any good?
The only application out of that list that I still use from time to time is AWE, and even that I use in a limited way - in combination with PPWizard. For a number of the websites that I maintain I've developed my own customized configuration files within AWE and use it as a file editor to quickly edit my source files to produce the stuff to be processed into decent code by PPWizard. But for this you've got to know what you're doing with your code, it isn't (and never was designed to be) a "what you see is what you get" type of editor similar to NVU. |
| Date: 31 May, 2006 on 18:04 |
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| Date: 01 Jun, 2006 on 19:24 |
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How good is the composer found in either Mozilla or SeaMonkey? I have both on my computer.
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| Date: 02 Jun, 2006 on 14:05 |
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| I've never used the composer in either, but it should be about the same level as NVU, since it is based on the same code. |
| Date: 02 Jun, 2006 on 16:45 |
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