Thia,

	I use NoteTab Pro for the majority of my HTML editing.  It's a great
little program, you can try it as shareware and it's only $20 to buy.
There's also a free ware version, which I haven't used much since for $20
the Pro is worth it.  It opens multiple documents, allows you to preview
work in the web browser of your choice before saving, and I'm pretty sure
the clips let you create your own function keys.  There's an HTML mode which
auto finishes/closes tags (turn it off when you're fine-tuning tags that are
already complete) and you can adjust the color scheme & fonts to your
liking.  The program integrates with TIDY to clean up code and has options
to strip documents of HTML, change HTML to uppercase or lowercase or XHTML.
I've used HomeSite and I liked it, but for the price and the features
NoteTab can't be beat.

	Kate

> Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 17:29:59 -0600
> From: "Thia" <drakaina(at)oion.net>
> Subject: Re: Irritating (somewhat OT)
> 
> Hmm, very interesting; I haven't installed HS yet...tomorrow!
> 
> I would like to know, however, if anyone knows of a simple text editor 
> which can program frequently used tags to function keys? (Like 
> programming actions in Photoshop to the function keys.) Maybe a macro 
> can do that. Dunno much about macros, but the smaller the app, the 
> better... 
> 
> - -Thia
> 
> 

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