Thanks. I'll downlaod the trial. No it isn't cheating. :p. We have to do a report and present it to the class in some form. We chose web site and I'm to lazy to code it all in notepad. :). THanks a to guys.

Dreamweaver MX + notepad

yep, MX does produce valid XHTML

BBEdit or Taco HTML Edit

they work wonders, i not a fan of DW

DW for XHTML, Zend Studio for PHP, Eclipse/JBuidler for Java

long time I haven't seen notepad, I replaced it with EmEditor :|

How about nvue? http://www.nvu.com/
Free - wysiwyg - drag and drop etc.

Used to be almost the same for me until I switched from Zend Studio to TruStudio. Also I despise JBuilder; evil buggy expensive bloatware whereas Eclipse is relatively simple and free.

For those of you who think you're gods because you code in Notepad, you're aiming a shotgun at your foot instead. You lose color coding, intellisense popups, real-time syntax validation, line numbering, even auto indenting. If you also think that people who use WYSIWYG editors don't know how to code, think again there, too. I spend something like 90% of the time in Dreamweaver in the code view because I prefer to design the layout in my mind, not in the program (which can't really do CSS layouts yet IMO).

I use Editpad lite for my html coding.

I don't need syntax highlighting for anything.

on Win OS, I use Editplus for almost all the codings. It got syntax highlight, tab browsing, and almost all features that a coder needs for programming.

on windows i use notepad/wordpad/crimson editor
it all depends what i'm doing.

I also use ConTEXT, one nice programming tool.