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Can anyone recomend a good webpage design software? I have been using Coffee Cup's software and I'm not that impressed. I would like to use Dreamweaver but it's so darn expensive. I would really like a GOOD, RELIABLE, CHEAP software.....if such a one exists.....
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Visual Studio Express - http://www.microsoft.com/express/<
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Instead of upgrading my aging copy of Dreamweaver MX (which has been crashing and locking up more and more frequently these days), I've switched to Notepad ++. I don't like the integrated FTP client, but I can live with using a separate FTP program again.<
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I have been using UltraEdit since coming to my new job back in November, and it is *wonderful*. Code folding, syntax highlighting, tons of features, built in FTP, etc.
I used to use Notepad++ and Araneae, and still use them from time to time, but sprung for a license of UE for myself after getting hooked.
They have a 45 day trial to test it out and get addicted.
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I used to use Notepad++ and Araneae, and still use them from time to time, but sprung for a license of UE for myself after getting hooked.
They have a 45 day trial to test it out and get addicted.
I think the licenses are relatively cheap (<$50).<
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Thanks for the input I will check all of these out!<
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What's really made Notepad ++ a sell for me is I can keep a porable version on my flash drive - allowing me to essentially take my dev environment with me to any Windows-based PC. 
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Instead of upgrading my aging copy of Dreamweaver MX (which has been crashing and locking up more and more frequently these days)
Deleting the DW cache file cures a ton of crashing issues.<
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when I need WYSIWYG, I recommend Microsoft Expression Web, however, I also recommend UltraEdit for coding for sure... It's top-class tool.<
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Originally posted by SiSL when I need WYSIWYG ...Which should be never!
You know sometimes you get lazy :p
Seriously, I often design overall concept on my WYSIWYG editors, such as forum layout and such. Then port them appropiately to applications. I tell you Expression Web is great for CSS 2.1
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Expression Web is a good product.
But now, Expression Web 2.0 is available on Amazon.com and is promised to ship June 19th. Overview:
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/overview.aspx?key=web
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But now, Expression Web 2.0 is available on Amazon.com and is promised to ship June 19th. Overview:
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/overview.aspx?key=web
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