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**Sean** · 09-09-2004, 01:20 AM

here is a program i have become very fond of other the years, and does me fine.

Its the text-editor i use all the time

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I know there is much better text-editors on the market, but this one is a very nice little app

**ladymilli** · 09-09-2004, 01:33 AM

griff, when would a person use a text editor ?

**Sean** · 09-09-2004, 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by ladymilli

griff, when would a person use a text editor ?

creating webpages in html, php, javascript, asp etc.

U can use software like macromedia and frontpage ladymilli, but these programs r known as noobware, and also dont have the functionability of coding it yourself.

**ladymilli** · 09-09-2004, 01:44 AM

ok thnx, .. pretty much out of my league. I shall leave it where it is.

Ladred · 09-09-2004, 02:45 AM

Alot of my TDG theme was manually put together (the tables) in Dreamweaver. Its got some great features when trying to figure out how to organize your table, tr, and td correctly. Also, when writing new php, or asp code, the database connection application packaged with DWMX is wonderful. Another good program is ASP.net web matrix. Free, and amazing. DWMX is considered noobware because of its drag and drop capabilities and a few errors that it makes when inserting the code, but if you're a veteran php, html, asp et all coder then DWMX will significantly reduce the time it takes to type out stuff. Web Matrix is even better, but only works for ASP.net. Only thing I use a text editor for these days is for holding code while I move it from place to place. I've gotten spoiled by colorization of line code to go back to just plain black that notepad uses.

**wasahobo** · 09-09-2004, 06:44 AM

very nice griffy,

o dont think frontpage is noobware, u may so but i like it

Ladred · 09-09-2004, 07:01 AM

frontpage is by far the worst piece of software ever created on this planet! heheh sorry. frontpage extensions need to be shot!

unch:

**ladymilli** · 09-09-2004, 08:40 AM

hmmm Frontpage is a proggy I do know how to use.. just not the html option on it

It is milli friendly

**Sean** · 09-09-2004, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Ladred

Alot of my TDG theme was manually put together (the tables) in Dreamweaver. Its got some great features when trying to figure out how to organize your table, tr, and td correctly. Also, when writing new php, or asp code, the database connection application packaged with DWMX is wonderful. Another good program is ASP.net web matrix. Free, and amazing. DWMX is considered noobware because of its drag and drop capabilities and a few errors that it makes when inserting the code, but if you're a veteran php, html, asp et all coder then DWMX will significantly reduce the time it takes to type out stuff. Web Matrix is even better, but only works for ASP.net. Only thing I use a text editor for these days is for holding code while I move it from place to place. I've gotten spoiled by colorization of line code to go back to just plain black that notepad uses.

omg man *shakes head in disgust* :P j/k

**wasahobo** · 09-09-2004, 01:13 PM

id liek to know why u think frontpage ios the worst program ever.. and plz dont give me this stuff i hear ppl say..

" Well microsfot made it for one"

its a nice program that gives you alot of options, pretty much like dreamweaver.. well the new version anyways