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> What are folks using to create HTML documents? I'm looking for something > simple, with a drawing editor. I've been using Xfig and StarOffice, but > it seems a bit cumbersome. I use Emacs with a hacked-up version of Mark Andreesen's html-helper-mode for markup and dia for drawings. Xfig is more powerful but dia has more of that good stuff we all loved from Visio. The default sgml-mode in emacs kicks in whenever you edit .html, .htm, .xml and .sgml files and it's actually pretty decent. I you can hit C-c C-v and it'll automatically pump your buffer into Netscape and it can validate your document against a DTD if you're doing strict XHTML or DocBook. ccb
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