Did you know that you can use DOS as a HTML editor or even an ASP editor? Just open up DOS and type edit and a editor will open. Type the code you need to build your page. Go to file/save as. Type the file name you want then .html, .htm, .asp...You can use DOS to create any kind of file.
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Well that isn't DOS, it's the old Edit.exe utility from late DOS through Win9X and NT.
Hard to see the advantages over NotePad.
BTW - Upgrade to Win2K/WinXP if you are on Win9x yet. NotePad gets Edit|Go To... and Edit|Replace...
Also in all Windows versions be sure to install Script Debugger. Makes a handy web editor, but you'll want to create a shortcut. It normally installs as:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Script Debugger\msscrdbg.exe
Script Debugger is an MDI application (can open multiple files at once) and it color-codes ASP tags and HTML too! ;-)
And don't forget... it can be used to debug your ASP pages as well if properly installed on the server.
Hard to see the advantages over NotePad.
BTW - Upgrade to Win2K/WinXP if you are on Win9x yet. NotePad gets Edit|Go To... and Edit|Replace...
Also in all Windows versions be sure to install Script Debugger. Makes a handy web editor, but you'll want to create a shortcut. It normally installs as:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Script Debugger\msscrdbg.exe
Script Debugger is an MDI application (can open multiple files at once) and it color-codes ASP tags and HTML too! ;-)
And don't forget... it can be used to debug your ASP pages as well if properly installed on the server.
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