How to create HTML Files?
Well, HTML files are really just text files, so you can type them into any word processor. However, that would be tedious with a capital T. There are lots of good HTML editors out there that give you a lot of handy tools to make creating HTML go much more quickly. HomeSite, Nachos, HotDog, FlexEd and Agile are all contenders. HomeSite’s my favorite, but it’s also probably the most expensive. There are several cheap shareware HTML editors listed in our Web Tools Download Section, so hop on over there and score one. Basically, an HTML editor is just a word processor that has a bunch of shortcuts and macros for common HTML editing tasks. For example, instead of typing in tags by hand, you have a little button for each of the most common tags. A good HTML editor also includes a good search and replace feature, and lets you save often-used snippets of HTML code. Once you learn the ins and outs of the editor of your choice, you’ll be able to create pages pretty quickly. What about so-called
