In article <39dmak$s7m at mserv1.dl.ac.uk>, kulmburg at sun1.ukl.uni-freiburg.de
(Peter Kulmburg) writes:
> Dear collegues,
>> I will have to write documents for homepages on www-servers. I am working
> on a Mac and I am interested in html-editors. I know that they exist but I
> do not know what exactly they do and, more important, I do not know where
> to find one on the net.
A html editor is dedicated to help you in editing html documents (guess
what ;) ). So at least it should be able to automaticly insert the html
style informations and Tag's and anchors. If it's more sophisticated
it highlights anchores, shows images in the Text and checkes the
html syntax.
There are differend approaches on the Mac. There's an (1) extension to
the BBEdit program which I haven't tested by now. (2) HTML Supertext
crashes on my system. (3) HTML Edit handles the insertion of Styles
and links but still is very rudimental. The best stuff I've found
so far is HTML-Editor. It highlights links, anchors and style
informations. Hides them on demand and gives you a bit of an WYSIWYG
view to vour document.
You find it on many ftp-sites around the world, e.g:
ftp://ftp.crihan.fr/pub/Mirror/ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Mac/Related/
the name is
htm-editor-1.0.hqx
(Gues the home-page is ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu but .fr is near by)
Viel Glueck:
Sebastion Kloska (kloska at mpimg-berlin-dahlem.mpg.de)
