Jerry Learn (learn at u.washington.edu) wrote:
: PCs are all that there is in Russia?). I am somewhat aware of HTML
: editors and converters for Macs and UNIX. Our lab recently bought Adobe
: PageMill (approx $70US acad.). It seems to be pretty nifty and well worth
: the price.
There are a couple of html helper modes for
emacs; emacs runs on macs, pc's and unix boxes.
GNNpress has binaries for mac, pc, suns (is wsiwygish)
BBedit (mac)
Alpha (mac) also have html support.
HTMLedit or some name like that. Look in the WWW-related
sections of your favorite mac ftp archive, and you'll find
any number of html related apps.
These are the shareware or freeware ones that come to mind.
What's wrong with using a plain text editor?
hiroki
