EvianWater
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I'm using Dreamweaver to make my website. Should I use layers to build my site, or should I use tables instead?
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Whats your favorite HTML editor?
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Sick N Twisted
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I use notepad mainly
but when im lazy I use 1st Page 2000 (it isn't for first pages, even though from it's name you would think it is)
but when im lazy I use 1st Page 2000 (it isn't for first pages, even though from it's name you would think it is)
Started out with Notepad here (real men, hehe 
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Now use CuteHTML to start coding from scratch and copy the finished code to Dreamweaver 4 using templates. It's easier to keep all pages with the same style updated with Deamweaver, you can do that in one step, without having to edit each and every single one, which can be murderous.
)Now use CuteHTML to start coding from scratch and copy the finished code to Dreamweaver 4 using templates. It's easier to keep all pages with the same style updated with Deamweaver, you can do that in one step, without having to edit each and every single one, which can be murderous.
S0ulTr4nc3
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Homesite.
I do all my own codeing, but I don't like to have to save and close the file to view it like you do with NotePad. So I just use Homesite 4.5.2 to view/edit my codeing and preview what it will look like.
I do all my own codeing, but I don't like to have to save and close the file to view it like you do with NotePad. So I just use Homesite 4.5.2 to view/edit my codeing and preview what it will look like.
