Coffeecup HTML Editor

Newest Review: ... of features, has integrated FTP capabilities, is available now for both Windows and Linux and comes with Javascripts, DHTMLs ... more

... and CGI scripts. Those that know HTML can instantly start writing code while those with little or no experience can use the various buttons and menus to do their pages. You can easily design framesets, tables and forms, link to other pages and to email addresses and insert images. You can easily format text by making them bold, italic, underlined, changing the font and the size and by using paragraphs and line breaks. It provides lots of help for the beginners and gives quick reference to HTML tags for those who ar...more

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Coffeecup HTML Editor: Coffee in a Cup (465 words)
by - written on 16/08/01 (Very useful, 164 readings)
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Although most people think that WYSIWYG HTML Editors are extremely useful, they seem to put lots of unnecessary code into your pages. It is time consuming when you try to remove them and you might make a mistake, which makes your page look funny. This is why I like using Coffeecup HTML Editor, as you have complete control of your code and even though it is not a WYSIWYG editor, it integrates with Internet Explorer, so when you use the preview function, it will show you what your page really looks like. This HTML editor is designed for all levels of use even though it edits from code. It is full of features, has integrated FTP capabilities, is available now for ... Read the complete review

Coffeecup (424 words)
by - written on 04/08/01 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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Let me start by saying I have NO HTML WRITING SKILLS AT ALL! NONE! I was amazed when I managed to make a non-framed web site in less then 3 days!! It contains over 200 photos and is quite basic but it does the trick. I needed to make a website to hold 200 photos and it needed to be done in 2 days. I tried other programs including a famous one by Microsoft and one by Macromedia, and although the Macromedia one was OK, I found that they did not make it clear enough exactly what I was supposed to do, and even thought they claimed to be what-you-see-is-what-you-get (wysiwyg), they definately missed out. I told a friend about my dillema and he reccomended ... Read the complete review