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 Shareware HTML editor aimed at hand coders

 Author:   Bash Software
 Homepage: http://bashsoftware.net/bhe.html
 Family:   HTMLEditorFamily
 Platform: Windows
 License:  Shareware

Bash HTML Editor is for those who prefer to hand-code their webpages, and is designed to be completely utilitarian. Everything you need is readily at hand, and unlike many other programs, which make your HTML code unnecessarily complex, Bash HTML Editor makes it easy for you to make changes later. While the hand-coded focus makes the program ideal for advanced coders, it is also great for new web designers as it allows you to create a webpage without knowing much HTML, teaching you as you go via documentation, and prominently showing you the resulting HTML code.

Color-coded HTML for easy editing
Built-in FTP access
Quickly make site-wide changes with the Multi-File Processor
Create forms, image maps, and dropdown menus with ease
Integrated preview window with full SSI support, even while offline
Preview your site with external browsers to ensure compatibility
Document map gives you a tree view of your page, making it easy to find the area you want to edit
Advanced color picker allows you to choose colors in several ways, including the ability to pick a color displayed anywhere on your screen
Tool to import the HTML code from a URL
Two dozen Javascripts for common tasks and special effects
Get advanced control over your page layout by using CSS styles. A CSS attributes list, complete with explanations of each, is included
Making tables is a snap with the Table toolbox -- choose between Simple, Advanced, and Skeleton modes
Tool to correct the linebreaks of files which have been stored on Unix webservers
Novice webmasters can create sites with very little knowledge of HTML, and learn the ins-and-outs in the process
Webpage wizard
Frames wizard
HTML and FTP tutorials
Toolbar buttons and shortcut keys for quickly inserting linebreaks, font formatting, and other often used ite

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