We used to hand code HTML for web pages in the old days. Tools like Frontpage, Dreamweaver, and even good old Windows' Notepad were commonly used by web developers in those dark days. These days most of us use some kind of Content Mangement System (CMS) or outsource it to a blogging or web management site (often for free). But, every now and then a WYSIWIG HTML editor comes in handy. For me, that now and then event is usually creating some kind of product information table for a product review (such as the ones I sometimes write for the O'Reilly Network. The...

Nvu Web Authoring System

...is a free Open Source multiplatform HTML editor that runs under Linux, Mac OS X, or Microsoft Windows. I just installed it under Microsoft Windows Vista and it works fine there too. I find it useful to build those once-in-a-while HTML tables I need.

NVU: Web authoring.(web authoring software)(Product/Service Evaluation): An article from: Learning & Leading with Technology