Favorite Editor

[Jonathan]

Whats y'alls favorite Editor?
Mine is Crimson Text; it has, if I remember correctly,
error highlighting & what not, but I simply use it
because on my XP comp, it seems NotePad has died

[Buddha]

UltraEdit for programming. Word for copy writing. You all know how bad my grammar and spelling is!

[russgri]

CoffeeCup

CoffeeCup Html Editor
spell check, Dhtml menus, Stylesheet editor, Upload, search and replace,
global search and replace, change default directories/images
code snippets, Only $50 but free trial, Also other supporting software.

[cladoch]

Crimson Editor on my M$ boxs.

What a great little program. Nice feature set without all the bloat

[sdjl]

I'm a user of Zend Studio. (http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-studio.php)
Very useful for PHP work and very good at HTML, if you like writing it by hand that is!

David

[ChrisTech]

https://www.notetab.com

=)

[bhills]

Textpad for most stuff, though when I'm dinking with .html pages it's always with Dreamweaver.

[ceeb]

IMHO, HomeSite is still the best general-purpose editor. It's a little bloated and costs hard cash, but no one's beaten it yet.

However, these freeware editors come fairly close...
TSW WebCoder - http://www.tsware.net/
HTML Beauty - http://www.htmlbeauty.com/

I can't believe people are still using Windows NotePad! Even for quick editing there are better solutions. MetaPad is one: http://liquidninja.com/metapad/

[Frank Hagan]

I use 1stPage2000 (not Frontpage!), a free but unsupported editor. Has some features that just don't work (like the included FTP program), but others which work great ... syntax highlighting, internal "preview" mode, storage for code snippets and templates, etc. I haven't found a freebie editor yet that matched it, although I've only tried a few (HTMLBeauty, while good, doesn't have an internal preview mode).

[felipe808]

arachnaphobia

The old one is great and easy and free with internal viewer and too many options to use. The new one runs on Java and I don't have the speed to download 100mb of Java.

[felipe808]

arachnophilia (sp!)

bad spelling before.

[][kkebra]

Ultra-Edit
can't live without it

[Ian]

Zend Studio for php and Edit-Plus for html. Edit-Plus is a fancy notepad.

[SC_]

I just use NotesPad which is a beefed up version of Notepad. It has a spellchecker and some other nifty little features. I"m not a hardcore programmer so I don't need anything more than NotesPad.

[shalom_m]

I use the Netscape editor for basic HTML jobs and NoteTab (see: http://notetab.com/) for all other tasks