NFFC - 8:29 pm on Nov 12, 2000 (gmt 0)

For quick and clean code you can't beat Dreamweaver, it is simply a joy to work with. The best way to take advantage of it's capabilities is to use Win 98's [me and Bill go back along way!] support for multiple screens, simply slot in a cheapo graphics card and plug in the extra monitor.

The advantage this gives is that you can have DW on the main screen and the code editor on the other, switching between the two as and when. Go wild and have three, display ACD SEE on the other, just drag the graphics onto the page.

The main problem I have found with DW is that if you swap things about visually it has a tendency to leave remnants of the old code, you still need to dip into the HTML now and again to tidy up.

The site wide search and replace function is excellent as is the ability to drag files from one directory to another and have DW update the links.