On Saturday 14 August 2004 10:56 am, tim hall wrote: > Last Saturday 14 August 2004 15:41, Dave Phillips was like: > > FWIW the HTML editing modes in emacs and vi are neat. Frankly I've > > considered HTML an extremely simple mark-up language to learn and use, > > and I've never needed to use anything other than vi (and the O'Reilly > > book on HTML). > > I actually use nedit most of the time, in combination with firefox's Web > Developer plugin. I've found kword useful for converting foreign documents. > While we're at it I have to say I like the look of Bluefish, which is the > first thing I've seen that might tempt me away from a plain text editor. > I've used Bluefish. It's a nice tool. > HTML does me fine fine for most things, but I'm always open to learn. > > cheers > > tim hall
