Super Mod

There has been a lot of discussion recently about WYSIWYG editors. I was just wonering what people think is the best one? I've heard good things about Dreamweaver, but there are a lot of other programs out there that do the same thing like Adobe's GoLive. Thoughts?

Avix

I just use Dreamweaver because I have done for years, it does the job so why change.

Will be interesting to see what happens to Adobes product line now, since Macromedia and Adobe had some quite similar software. Will the merge them or drop the weaker products.

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st@rsky

Dreamweaver for me..

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Anthony
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Super Mod

It will be interesting to see this. I'm thinking that for at least a while they'll keep the lines separate. It would make sense because both brands have great recognition. It's not like a large company buying a small company, but a large company buying another large company.

Avix

I am sure I read something about the releasing a suite of mixed company software. Can't remember where though :/

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Max

I'm going to have to go with Dreamweaver.

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Chris Gwynne

Microsoft Frontpage.

Nah just kidding, I don't use a WYSIWYG editor. I used Dreamweaver for a few weeks but IMO it's bloated with a lot of un-needed features.

Jetway_Kyle

Dreamweaver is the best WYSiwYG but just keep in mind that it also isn't as efficient as actual freehand html coding. The time and the headaches you avoid are usually worth a few extra tags however.

Nathan

I've been using dreamweaver for a while now and just invested in the whole Studio 8 suite. I'm hoping to learn Flash here soon since I have the tools now. Of course there is still a lot to learn about coding

Tucker

Dreamweaver for me! I find it is very easy to switch from WYSIWYG to the coding part of it. Very good program.