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 Lorenz Graf's HTMLtool; rated four Butterflies by @Macarlo, Inc.

Hi All.
Some Windows users suggested and I just tested on my Windows 2000 Professional (workstation of the a.k.a. operating system Windows NT 5.0) an economic and efficient option for all webmasters that works on Windows 32 environment - Lorenz Graf's HTMLtool. I tested the most recent version, 3.5d, downloaded from the developers web site, a compact file with only 3MB. If you are seeking for an really improved and inexpensive tool, and if you are a professional that don't needs the design mode, I recommend this one. Yeah, man, here is the ideal option for purists. HTMLtool generates pure HTML code just such the famous, expensive and buggy Allaire HomeSite.

With insignificant CPU usage Lorenz Graf's HTMLtool can generates easy and quickly nice and enhanced web pages because have built-in support for all scripts and manipulates DHTML and all ultimate tags for the latest generation forms. HTMLtool includes an extensive library of customizable Dynamic HTML and other scripts, however, and also has the ability to import RTF (rich text format) files.

Lorenz Graf's HTMLtool Setup creates a folder with all that you need to learn about it as you can see in de photo below. Also shortcuts are created on Start menu and you can try this nice web editor immediately after the install: no reboot is needed on Windows 2000 Professional.

Also a fine FTP client is included in this web editor and you can uploads all your updated and new pages easy and quickly. I tested this one loading dozens of complicated web pages at the same time, editing these pages and creating others, and I verified that the code generated is absolutely clean and my CPU is not sucked! This tool gives you an innovative and excellent preview mode, without browser freezes or another inconveniences. In the photo below you can see the preview mode that I'm referring here:

With this mode the webmaster takes total control on the code made because can see the prevision in real time; HTMLtool's interface surrounds its editing screen with toolbars, a color picker, and a tabbed PowerPanel with lists of available files, lists of HTML special characters, JavaScript elements, and code "snippets" for quick insertion into your files. A preview tab on the PowerPanel gives a cramped WYSIWYG view of the current file but can be expanded to fill the screen by clicking on an icon or pressing Ctrl-F12. Also a full preview mode is available at a simple click of the mouse, as you can see in the next photo, below:

Note that the transition from a mode to another is immediately and your resources are not sucked, just because HTMLtool consumes also insignificant physical memory. All browsers you have in your web IDE can be embedded in this HTML editor for a real and diversified prevision. All tasks that one webmaster need to check giant web sites can be performed using this Lorenz Graf's tool. In the next photo below you can see it checking links on the main-page of my web site:

 Finally, I report that this fine release was systematical violated by Hambo's crackers (C.O.R.E.) with successive keygens. If you are a professional, if you are serious, I encourage you to register this nice tool in order to support his continuous development. Lorenz Graf's HTMLtool is shareware and the registration costs only $25  USD. Visit Lorenz Graf web site and download a trial copy. See by yourself that all I said here is the true!

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