I used to use Hotdog Pro, but I think they bought the farm. They've had a static site with no activity, or they're using 386s to back up their stuff.

Hotdog has a couple of window easily accessible while you're working; one is HTML tags, the other is a window of things like copyrite, spacer; just a couple of neat things for when you forget, or you're not deep enough into the markup language yet.

I've been considering Adobe GoLive or Dreamweaver. I would like to hear some opinions.

Thanks,
BuddyB

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Dreamweaver rocks but is hard to get used to. However, I recently got DW MX version and it rules...simplified layout and what not.

If you're not ready for that...try coffeecup software at download.com
Coffeecup is what I used before dreamweaver and it did nicely for me.

Thanks for your input on that. I will look heavily into DW MX.
BuddyB

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