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what do you use to edit your website

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gman
post #31
18 August 2005, 12:09 UTC#31
QUOTE(Tomm @ Aug 18 2005, 02:07 PM)
QUOTE(Jonneh @ Aug 16 2005, 12:53 PM)
Notepad is a web designers best friend. I was taught in school to use that. But when better tools like Visual Studio and Dreamweaver come out... where you still have TOTAL CONTROL over the code and it makes coding faster... why not use it? I don't understand anyone who still uses notepad... basically it just shows that they have a lot of time.

EDIT 2 TOM : FUCK FRONTPAGE
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the reason I use notepad is because I know shit all about dreamweaver .... and when I open it ... I use it exactly like notepad anyways

no point
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Yeah there is, auto-tag complete feature and syntax highlighting.

Edit; not to mention the Find and replace feature.
tomm
post #32
18 August 2005, 12:11 UTC#32
QUOTE(gman @ Aug 18 2005, 12:09 PM)
QUOTE(Tomm @ Aug 18 2005, 02:07 PM)
QUOTE(Jonneh @ Aug 16 2005, 12:53 PM)
Notepad is a web designers best friend. I was taught in school to use that. But when better tools like Visual Studio and Dreamweaver come out... where you still have TOTAL CONTROL over the code and it makes coding faster... why not use it? I don't understand anyone who still uses notepad... basically it just shows that they have a lot of time.

EDIT 2 TOM : FUCK FRONTPAGE
[right][snapback]151314[/snapback][/right]


the reason I use notepad is because I know shit all about dreamweaver .... and when I open it ... I use it exactly like notepad anyways

no point
[right][snapback]153145[/snapback][/right]



Yeah there is, auto-tag complete feature and syntax highlighting.

Edit; not to mention the Find and replace feature.
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find and replace is also in notepad