Click-o-mania
Web editor - Here's a
fine, freeware HTML editor that offers loads of features
and is aimed at the intermediate to advanced Web author.
Features lots of keyboard shortcuts, a good
search-and-replace function, color checking for HTML
coding and an "auto save" feature. If you're
used to editing text with WordPad or Notepad, you'll find
that the same hot keys work here, too. 296 kilobytes.
(For Windows 98/95).
EasyHTML
- Here's an easy-to-use,
feature-packed free Web page editor from Finland. Offers
many helpful options such as the ability to edit multiple
pages simultaneously. Also features such goodies as
floating toolbars, a built-in browser and JavaScripts
that you can easily add to your page. It's also one of
the few HTML editors compatible with Microsoft's
IntelliMouse. (For Windows 95/98/NT). Available in
English and Finnish versions.
HTML
Constellation - A
welcome new addition to the ranks of free Web editors,
HTML Constellation offers loads of features to help you
easily create tables, frames, forms, rules, meta tags and
more. It also allows fast and easy insertion of most of
HTML tags and special characters. There's also 20
predefined Java applets and 40 JavaScripts available.
Available in English and French. 2.7 megabytes.
(For Windows 98/95 and NT).
AOLpress - Don't know a thing about the HTML
language? You don't need to, with AOLpress. If you can
use a word processor, like Microsoft Word, you can use
this free program. AOLpress is perhaps the best freeware
WYSIWYG Web editor out there. Features a spell checker,
support for frames, and a handy browser that lets you
preview your work. Best of all, AOLpress will can publish
your pages immediately, without the hassle of FTP,
provided you have a PrimeHost hosting service director
(or an AOL server). Check the site for details. 3.4 megabytes.
(For Windows 98/95 and NT).
EZpad - A powerful, free Web editor from
Iceland, EZpad offers everything you need to quickly and
efficiently build your Web site. Features include
numerous "wizards" that help you code
everything from frames to fonts. There's also a HTML
previewer, menu & buttons for common tags, drag &
drop capability and tons more. Here's a screen shot. (Note: EZpad is now out of beta
and the new version is much improved). For Windows: 1.4
megs.
Stone's
WebWriter 2 - The
English version of this classic HTML editor from Denmark
has finally been released. WebWriter is easy for
beginners to use and is packed with features that even
many commercial program don't offer. With WebWriter, you
can easily edit HTML tags by right-clicking and you can
format text, just as you would in your word processor.
There's also a helpful built-in image viewer. (Free for private,
noncommercial use only). For Windows 98/95. 928
kilobytes.
tBeam
- Templates are a convenient
way to make professional-looking Web pages. And tBeam, a
nice freeware program is a great way to make Web pages.
tBeam is a template-based Web site editor and manager for
personal homepages. Note: tBeam is still in alpha. "Use at
your own risk."
Web-O-Rama Web page editor - This is a full-featured editor with a nice
interface and many useful features, including intuitive
forms for adding images, tables, links, lists, sounds,
hex values, frames and more. All forms can be kept on top
as floating toolbars. Other features include directory
drop-down menus, a status bar with helpful info, a
"find & replace" feature, auto-conversion
of keyboard characters and more. Free, but donations are
accepted. 3.14 megabytes. (For Win 98/95 and NT).
Amaya - From the gatekeepers of the Web, W3C, comes this free, highly useful Web
authoring tool & browser combination program. Amaya
has tons of features, such as WYSIWYG and a spell checker
and is evolving all the time. You don't need to know HTML
to build a Web page with Amaya. Available for Windows and
Unix. Here's a screen shot.
Arachnophilia - Don't
spend $50 on a commercial Web authoring program until
you've tried this cool free program. Arachnophilia is an
outstanding Web editor, bursting with features. It'll
import fully formatted text, tables, and outlines from
any Win 95-compliant application and automatically
convert it to HTML. It also has built-in FTP capabilities
that can automatically upload files (although it can't
delete files, like a true FTP client can). Powerful keyboard macros can
include system commands---even other macros, for maximum
flexibility. For Win 95/NT. 1.76 megabytes.
WindowHTML - Excellent
free Web authoring tool that lets you create cool-looking
Windows-like HTML pages. Easy to use. For Windows. 129
kilobytes.
Jive - Here's a new
free editor for coding HTML. It isn't a WYSIWYG editor,
but you may add your own custom macros to do tags. You
can customize menus to be labeled as you like, and you
may place in the menus the tags you prefer. An advanced
knowledge of HTML is recommended. For Win 95/98.
SiteAid HTML Editor
- An excellent free Web
editor, SiteAid offers features like multiple tag
insertion methods and many quick wizard forms. It also
automates such tedious tasks such as body selections,
tables, lists and frames. Click here for a screen shot.(For Windows: 2.27
megs)
WebWerx
- This is a good, solid
freeware Web authoring program that offers goodies like
intelligent tag insertion, intuitive shortcut keys, easy
access for your preferred browser, and more.
HTML
Builder - A useful
free 32-bit Web authoring tool. Offers HTML 3.2
capabilities, forms support, drag & drop, spell
checker and much more.
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