Sugestions on asp editor

[Don Grover]

Anyone offer sugestions on a good asp editor im looking at replacing FP with
an allrounded comercial asp editor.
Regards
Don

 

[Jeff Cochran]

Anyone offer sugestions on a good asp editor im looking at replacing FP with
an allrounded comercial asp editor.

1) Good choice at replacing FP.

2) Everyone has a personal favorite, but you might look at two of the
biggies, though expensive:

Microsoft's VisualStudio.NET
Sapien's Primal Script

3) Personally, I still use Homesite for most of my classic ASP, even
though I use Primal Script and VS.NET for other tasks. Sorta like
wearing the same pair of jeans every time I mow the lawn, it's just
comfortable.

Jeff

 

[William Morris]

I'm a huge fan of Homesite, though I stopped at v. 4.5 after hearing bad
reviews of version 5. The fact that I can write my own dialog boxes for the
functions I've written - some of which have a dozen parameters - and
customizable keyboard shortcuts, snippets library have kept me around.

I've tried a few others. One called Interspector looked promising but the
interface was so off the beaten Windows path that I gave up on it after a
few uses.

 

[middletree]

I'm using Homesite 5+, which comes with Dreamweaver MX. I'm very happy with
it. I actually have Interdev 6, but use Homesite anyway.

 

[Don Grover]

Thanks all, Im looking at Homesite 5.5 at the moment, hope it suit my needs.
Don

 

[Brynn]

I think you would like DreamWeaver ... you can use many of the design
tools while in code view to create code for tables, etc ... I hard
code everything, but DreamWeaver has the porettiest text colors too
... lol.

Brynn

Thanks all, Im looking at Homesite 5.5 at the moment, hope it suit my needs.
Don

Brynn
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