HTML Web Design Editors

I use Visual Studio.NET for writing asp.net and typically write html from scratch. However a popular choice is Macromedia Dreamweaver.
 
Dreamweaver is good b/c it has great WYSIWYG features, plus programming extras..

Frontpage is good, but it get's complicated with the extensions, etc. And dreamweaver allows you to set it based on size of the browser, etc. Has layers.. I like layers, it's like making tables without having to program them.
 
Thanks for the responses so far. I do like having WYSIWYG! I want to be able to switch back and forth, but WYSIWYG and templates would be nice to get a fast start/save time. It's been a few years since I did HTML, so it will take a bit to get back into it.
 
Unless you're a hardcore programmer, Dreamweaver is a good happy medium. It can be overwhelming at first but a $40 book at B&N can have you building some kick ass sites in no time.
 
I can't use Dreamweaver to save my life, so don't blame me if you go with this option and hate it
 
I like to build my initial shell with the HTML pad in Frontpage. I use it because I can have a split screen that allows me to see my progress as I go. Once the basic framework is setup I go a little more advanced with Dreamweaver. I also started scratching the surface with Flash, and have enjoyed what its capable of
 
KrackMonkey said:
Unless you're a hardcore programmer, Dreamweaver is a good happy medium. It can be overwhelming at first but a $40 book at B&N can have you building some kick ass sites in no time.
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No, not hardcore at all. I prefer the easy route, I do like being able to switch to the code side for certain things or for a little tweaking.
 
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