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Before you become a full fledged Webmaster you need a good text/HTML editor to help you write your web pages, or you can always skip learning HTML and shell out $300 for a copy of DreamWeaver, It's a WYSIWYG editor.

My favorite text editors.

Arachnophilia

I personally liked the 4.0 version much more than the current version but both of them are really good and easy to use HTML text editors. Anyways Arachnophilia highlights the HTML flags that you code in different colors so that you can tell them apart from each other. Also it can beautify or compress your HTML files. When a your HTML flags turn red, it means that you need to look for an error. Also it includes a lot of HTML commands that you only need to press a button for it to create tables, fonts, links, and a bunch of other things. The best thing about Arachnophilia is that it's free, it's not exactly freeware but it's careware which is close enough.

Go to Arachnophilia's Homepage. ( 5.1 Version )

Note: If you have a slow computer you should consider using the 4.0 verison of Arachnophilia

Notepad
It's not a bad text editor but it doesn't have that many features. If you don't feel like getting a more advanced editor this should do fine.



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