Peripherals Software Internet Networking Internet Anawave CoolCat A unique mix of Java applets and convenience features makes this code-based HTML editor worth a try. But unlike rival packages, CoolCat makes a backup copy of every file it opens, can save your work in the background at regular intervals, and can start up with the same files that were open when you last shut it down.
Template files build active channel and Netcaster pages in addition to standard Web pages.
A compression dialog reduces image sizes for faster downloading, and a simple FTP client sends sites to your Web server. The editing pane can contain multiple subwindows, each containing a different page. Each subwindow has its own preview tab, which uses either an internal browser or Internet Explorer. A separate Preview item on the main menu lets you view files in any browser you have on your system. CoolCat isn't an exception to the rule that code-based editors are weakest at handling complex layouts, like frames and tables.