Max's HTML Beauty is reminiscent of Allaire's HomeSite , but seems to be smaller and quicker. Whether that translates to better is up to the individual user, but Max's is well worth trying. While Max's is a very good editor, the beauty comes in the form of bikini-clad women pictured at startup and on the Web site. It has 28 Tag Designers that account for almost every HTML tag, a Power Toolbar that does likewise, built-in JavaScripts, and a nice internal preview that is accessible by clicking on a tab on the side of the HTML screen.
Users can have as many files open as their computer system can handle.
Spell checking works through Microsoft Word , if it's available, and does so with good speed. But let's get back to those afore-mentioned Tag Designers . These are accessible from either the menu, main toolbar, or the power bar which is located right below the others. The Windows-like menu expands to provide the options needed, or users can open a dialog box related to the item with which they are working. Users can also use the Quick Table option located under the Tables tab in the power menu.