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Posted by Carolyn Marenger on 04/03/06 03:24
Captain Dondo wrote:
> Carolyn Marenger wrote:
>
>> I use kwrite myself. But this isn't for myself, some friends are looking
>> around for a shortcut to produce quality web pages. I keep pointing back
>> to them, that there are no shortcuts without sacrifices.
>
> I'm not a web guru myself, but I find that using something like Mozilla
> to get the basic framework down and then hand-editing saves a lot of
> time and prevents a lot of bonehead errors.
>
> I've never found an HTML editor with a paradigm that matched the way I
> think.... So I use a combination of Kate and vi....
>
> (And if you use Kwrite, you should try Kate....)
>
> --Yan
I actually did try kate for a while, and I decided to have a look around for
something ewlse. I ended up deciding that kwrite was quite good. What am
I missing since I gave up kate? Maybe I will go back and take another look
at it.
Carolyn
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Carolyn Marenger
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