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Allaire HomeSite is another fine option if you demand control and
you don't want the application 'fixing' its code.
Response:
True, Mark, if you never use the Design tab.
HomeSite's Design mode is its version of a WYSIWYG editor. It will rewrite
your code. At least HomeSite warns you of this possibility when you click
the Design tab. I did a little testing on FrontPage 2000, and it seems to
produce much cleaner code in the WYSIWYG editor than it used to--cleaner
than HomeSite's WYSIWYG editor.
I still use HomeSite and write code "by hand," but sometimes, when I'm
editing content, it would be nice to be able to do it in a WYSIWYG editor.
Salette Latas
salatas -at- micron -dot- com
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