Freeware asp/javascript editor

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I am looking for a freeware asp/javascript editor.
Any suggestions?

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Hi Bart

A Lounge favourite with multiple language support and

http://www.nvu.com/%5B/url%5D

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VNU 1.0 has been superseded by KompoZer – latest version 0.7.10 as of the end of August!

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Thanks John, news to me

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Many people haven’t hit the bugs in VNU, and so continue to use it happily!

Both bits of software don’t sort out what (I presume!) is a browser rendering problem, where if you have an entirely empty table cell (as in

) in a large table you lose some of the surrounding boundary lines of the cell, unless you include & nbsp; in between the TDs…

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Thank you all!
I will take a look at it tonight.

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(Edited by HansV to make URL clickable – see Help 19)

OK, I took a look at the editors.
They all are HTML editors, not ASP editors.
KompoZer looks great for HTML editing, it even refuses to open ASP pages (so does NVU)I
Note Tab lite does not add much to the notepad++ editor I am using (besides a lot of help).

I found another editor HAPedit that is more suitable for ASP editing (http://hapedit.free.fr[/url%5D)

If anyone has a better suggestion, please feel free!

Bart

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I think it depends on what features you want. PSPad will do syntax coloring for ASP (“HTML Multihighlighter). It’s my primary text editor, although it accesses the internet when it starts up, which puts some people off. But it’s not like the old Visual InterDev. If you want a more advanced environment, perhaps check out Microsoft’s Visual Studio Express for Web development?

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Hi Bart:

You could try NoteTab. The Light version is ware.

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Check out PSPad – free unicode developer editor for Microsoft Windows systems, handles near any syntax like HTML, PHP, XHTML, JavaScript, ASP, Perl, C and many other languages with HEX editor, multilanguage interface.

Joe

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