I hate to comment on it. Matt Collum is ARNet's Technical Support Manager. If you need ARNet Technical Help, see the end of this newsletter. Notepad and Wordpad both come with Windows 95 and are fine text editors. Wordpad almost approaches being a word processor and many of its functions are not needed for building webpages.
Notepad is great for most webpages.
On the Mac side, BBEdit is the hands down winner. If you don't want to pay for a text editor, every Mac comes with SimpleText, a good basic text editor that does as much as it costs. If you want to log directly into your website on our Linux and Unix servers, you just can't go wrong with using Pico. Pico is a good solid text editor that runs on the server and can be used by any Operating System. Remember, if your company wants a great website built for them, give me a call.