To find out more about the commercial version of BBEdit, check the Barebones Software Home page. As you might expect, the commercial product has many enhancements, including a more complete set of tag commands and an HTML-aware spell checker. Using PageMIll, you rarely see the actual HTML tags. The user interface is very slick, and supports drag and drop insertion of text, graphics, and multimedia objects. Formatting is done with menu selections.
Selections can be drug to different places on the page, and graphics can be resized.
A simple graphic editor allows definition of transparency in GIF files and construction of Image Map definition files. A preview mode approximates what your document will look like in typical HTML browsers. If you don't want spend much time learning HTML, and have the money to spend, PageMill 3.0 looks good. A free demo is available from the Adobe site . You can find out more about PageMill from the Adobe World Wide Web site .