txbakers - 3:58 am on Oct 31, 2001 (gmt 0)

I use DreameaverUltraDev for the basic asp coding, then go back and tweak and manipulate the code with a bare text editor called "Textpad" www.textpad.com

Same with HTML - I use Dreamweaver for the basic layout, then edit my code by hand in Textpad.

I like Dreamweaver because there are so many functions that it does well, and only a few that it doesn't do well.

It's VERY easy to learn, and there is a wide support network.

But no editor is perfect. I don't like their stock javascripts for instance, and usually write my own.