Free/Cheap Web Editors, do they exist?

Dragonfall

A la frontpage or something, preferably free?

PerennialII

In windows or did this just become an easier question ?

jsg7377

This website has plenty of WYSIWYG editors:

http://www.thefreecountry.com/webmas...leditors.shtml

KompoZer is pretty decent if you dont have access to Dreamweaver.


If you are looking for a non-WYSIWYG editor, check out Notepad++ (also in above link). I keep a copy on a jump drive so I can use it anywhere when I am in a pinch.

Greg Bernhardt

I've used nothing but EditPlus for years
http://www.editplus.com/

Enthalpy

I've used KompoZer, which is Wysiwyg, but has many bugs, so I gave up.

Don't use FrontPage, it's html isn't standard and works bad outside Internet Explorer.

I use Namo 2006 (=v7), it's affordable and good. v6 was bugged, avoid it. v4 was good and fast (but older now). I didn't use v5, said to be bugged but v5.5 was said to be good.

Enthalpy

The object 280283414061 on eBay shows detailed screenshots of Namo, it may help you choose your brand.

Also, you can download a demo there
http://www.namo.com/downloads/webeditor.php

Desh627

Lol, +1. I was thinking iWeb too.