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It understands the directory structure of your ftp site. I can be editing a file, I type crtl-s, then ctrl-shift-u and the page/file slides on up to the server. I don’t have to switch windows, I don’t have to pay attention to the working directory I am in.

It’s great for finding my place in a page. I go to design view (ctrl-~), click on the spot I want to edit in the code and ctrl-~ again and I am there. It has buttons for selecting parent tags, code collapse and a good find and replace.

(one of my complaints about it is that it won’t search ALL files, just the ones it thinks it wants to.)

It validates html as you go, so you can see if you have a mistake. I can’t tell you how many times I have found nesting and tag closure errors in html that was hand coded in a text editor.

The code completion saves me keystrokes all the time.

It’s handy for finding colors. I always need to create a slightly different shade of one of the colors in my color scheme for a particular element of content…say a table row background color…and I can do that easily in DW, trying out a number of different shades til I get the one that’s right.

I could work in homesite, notepad++, or komodo edit(my 2nd choice). After 10 years I know the html and css by heart. But it would just be inconvenient.

It understands the directory structure of your ftp site. I can be editing a file, I type crtl-s, then ctrl-shift-u and the page/file slides on up to the server. I don’t have to switch windows, I don’t have to pay attention to the working directory I am in.

It’s great for finding my place in a page. I go to design view (ctrl-~), click on the spot I want to edit in the code and ctrl-~ again and I am there. It has buttons for selecting parent tags, code collapse and a good find and replace.

(one of my complaints about it is that it won’t search ALL files, just the ones it thinks it wants to.)

It validates html as you go, so you can see if you have a mistake. I can’t tell you how many times I have found nesting and tag closure errors in html that was hand coded in a text editor.

The code completion saves me keystrokes all the time.

It’s handy for finding colors. I always need to create a slightly different shade of one of the colors in my color scheme for a particular element of content…say a table row background color…and I can do that easily in DW, trying out a number of different shades til I get the one that’s right.

I could work in homesite, notepad++, or komodo edit(my 2nd choice). After 10 years I know the html and css by heart. But it would just be inconvenient.

>>The worst thing I’ve ever seen is exporting to HTML from Microsoft Word. Just ridiculously awful results.

I can do one better, I actually had to fix a site generated in MS PUBLISHER. And it wasn’t created by the owner’s relative either, they actually paid a “designer” to do it.

>>The worst thing I’ve ever seen is exporting to HTML from Microsoft Word. Just ridiculously awful results.

I can do one better, I actually had to fix a site generated in MS PUBLISHER. And it wasn’t created by the owner’s relative either, they actually paid a “designer” to do it.