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<<I'm looking for a simple, opensource (i.e. free) HTML editor that
doesn't pollute files with unnecessary <xml> markup.>>
This raises a question I've had for a long time. I use Word as an HTML
editor. When I look at the code that Word generates, it always seems to
contain tons of extra code. In many cases, I know the same result could
be achieved with less code.
Question: Why does Word do this?
Just curious.... Presumably there is some reason why Word does this.
Then again, maybe not...
Keith
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