[ Quoting Hamish Moffatt to Scott Little ] 

 > I use(d) HotDog, up until I found HTMLed. Neither were WYSIWYG - which,
 > IMHO, is a plus. Both were for Win95 though.

 HM> I tried another tool from Sausage Software, some image map
 HM> manipulation thing as I recall. It seemed to be Microsoft-style
 HM> bloatware badly, and written in Visual Basic 4.0 at that. I still
 HM> prefer vi in most instances.

Try HotDog Pro. It takes FOREVER to start up, but it's got more features
than anything else I've seen.

All the OS/2 stuff I've tried (about 4 of them) are just glorified text
editors. Looks like I'm staying with WebEdit Pro for Win95.

 HM> something's down, when I use a web tool for 95. 

Try WebEdit (www.nesbitt.com). I like it because it's not WYSIWYG, but it
does have Wizards if I need them (like table, form and multimedia). Good for
JAVA and other multimedia tags I couldn't be bothered learning.


Regards,
 - SoNiC 

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