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Dan Busarow wrote:
> 
>
> 
> I've tried a few html editors.  None of them were any good (for me).
> I use vi and it works perfectly.  One of my customers who is not
> a techno geek, but does produce a *lot* of very high quality
> pages, also switched from various win95 html editors to a
> straight text editor.

I usually layout the basic design in an editor then use a text editor to
tweak it to produce the final work. Havnt tried to build one from
scratch though with just a text editor. 

I dont do anything fancy to I guess it wont be too hard.

Thanks!

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