Macromedia's Dreamweaver and Microsoft's Front Page are the 'heavy duty'
What You See Is What You Get programs. Trial versions can be had by clicking
on the company's name.
For a very good non-WYSIWYG program, CoffeeCup's HTML Editor is hard to beat.
Now for a freeware WYSIWYG program or two:
Frontier Technologies and AOL at one time had WYSIWYG HTML editors.
I did find Frontier Technologies WebDesigner and it's a tad under a 7meg. download.
Just click on this line to get WebDesigner.
Click here to get AOL's Press.
Somewhere in your hard drive you'll probability find Front Page Express.
Here are some non-WYSIWYG freeware HTML editors:
1st Page 2000 and Arachnophilia are all wonderful freeware editors.
You can use Notepad to write HTML as well.
This page was constructed with Notepad, so if this page stinks; Microsoft did it,
NOT me!!
Here are two of many free places to put your pages:
Koolhost and Tripod they be. Check 'em out :-)
Pay? OK, go to PowWeb.
Get WS_FTP LE to upload your files.
Below is a simple html program called
Text2HtmlFeatures:
Entirely FREE.
Converts text files into HTML files.
Command line capability with wildcards.
Handles http, ftp, gopher, telnet, wais, nntp and mailto tags.
Options to change default HTML attribute colours.
Options to change the font.
Option to add meta tags.
Limited file management: in-app. drag/drop, delete, launch.
Matter O' Fact, the features section was done with Text2Html. If you would like this program, just click on its graphic.
This page is dedicated to Sherry 
because if it wasn't for her, HTML wouldn't have been on my list of
things to learn. :-)
