Formatting HTML Source - Is there a utility?

[Jacqui or (maybe) Pete]

Does anyone know of a Windows equivalent?

There are windows builds of tidy, eg:

http://tidy.sourceforge.net/trt/tidy_win32.zip

It can be integrated (or comes as standard with) htmlkit, notetab, emacs
- see:

http://tidy.sourceforge.net/#binaries

And then there's the web interface at http://infohound.net/tidy/

 

[Steven]

try notepad.

Nothing beats notepad when it comes to web-design....

Michel

not even edlin?

 

[Mike Albrecht]

not even edlin?

NoteTab Pro by Fookes Software is wonderful and you can integrate
HTMLTidy into it if you want. There is a free version but the reasonably
priced Pro version is superior for HTML editing. (BTW: I am not
associated with Fookes Software in any way - just a very satisfied user.)

Mike

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[Brian]

NoteTab Pro by Fookes Software is wonderful and you can integrate
HTMLTidy into it if you want. There is a free version but the reasonably
priced Pro version is superior for HTML editing.

In what way is the pro version better? I use the free version, and the
only thing I can think of that would be nice is syntax color highlighting.

Since this an authoring tools question, x-posted, f'ups set.