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Sothink HTML Editor Free Version (previous name is CutePage) supports code and visual editing modes as well as site management, built-in preview and file upload. Besides, it costs you $0.00 ! Enhanced code editing function that can help all web developers and users get the best control of the code with ease. * Pop-up tag's tip * Automatically code inserting * Colored tags * Tag line numbers * Bookmarks * User defined tags Built-in visualized editing window. WYSIWYG editing forms, tables, frames, links, images, etc. Built-in preview browser or pick the browser's button to go to the outside browsers. Standalone Site Manager lets you have a better management of all the documents in the local site and easily upload them to a defined server with the build-in FTP. More features In short, Sothink HTML Editor is not a trick to make page-creation a drink of tea or a walk in the park, but its enhanced code editing, strong tag support, gallery of widget and other marvelous features will simplify this process. Sothink HTML Editor, a good choice for both beginners and experienced web designers for their dreamed web page. Platform Win 95/98/Me/NT 4.0/2000/XP (IE 4.0 or above required)

Company: SourceTec Software Title: Sothink HTML Editor License: Freeware Price: 0 Version: 2 Program Size: 4560 KB Operating System: Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003 Date Released:   06-06-2006 Program Homepage  Download Sothink HTML Editor

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