[Wolves] Apologies

[Mark Ellse]

I started off with Front Page, found it took over the whole world, and 
then, in frustration, gave it up.

Then used OpenOffice to edit the existing pages, and it doesn't do too 
bad a job.

Finally, recently, converted to nvu, which I now think is brilliant. In 
its 0.9 version it crashed a lot. Since it's got to 1.0 it behaves 
properly. It just seems to be so simple and reliable.

By the way, I use WebDrive to upload to our website, which works like a 
dream, but it is not open source.

Please see separate post on Treeview.

Cheers

Mark Ellse

Peter Evans wrote:
> I'm about to swear, so all those of a nervous disposition look away now...
> 
> I'm looking for a decent HTML editor for Windows (there I said I'd be 
> swearing).  It's not for me, it's for a fried (that old excuse, wink, wink) 
> so I don't know if he's just after an editor or something more advanced.  Any 
> suggestions for good ones (or warnings about the bad ones) would be 
> appreciated.
> 
> You can all look again now.