A thing like that shouldn't be toooo impossible to do for DOS,
wouldn't it ?
(pippi on HTML-editors:)
> NoteTab Pro is a lovely bit of software. It has built in html codes you
> can click into your work. you can set up tables and insert pictures and
> links
After all, HTML is sheer text; and the less (nonsensical) tags you put
in there the more efficient the product will be.
I know of Dreamweaver (didn't try it out meself jet) but it puts a lot
of unnecessary overhead into the pages too; to get this out is more
work than to code manually.
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