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Originally Posted by Jaapjan
I am very fond of UltraEdit myself but it isn't free.
Still, a short search in Google does yield some syntax highlighting editors. Alternatively you might see if Nvu is something for you.
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I Prefer an edtior that can handle html natively. Meaning the editor will do most of the work regarding placement and such and I will fine tune the code afterwords. Still I looked at Nvu (well actually KOMPOZER, because they said Nvu is discontinued and KOMPOZER is Nvu with bug fixes) and it seems very good.
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Originally Posted by Hadrien
Well, vim is an excellent text editor, that supports syntax highlighting.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
I use "Progammer's File Editor" (PFE). No syntax highlighting, but excellent search and replace facilities, and handles large (MB) files very well. It's free.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. I don't know if there is Vim for windows, and anyway I found out that while I'm not adverse to writing code, I much prefer to have my work cut out for me, meaning WISIWYG
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Edit: Didn't see IceHand post. Yes, That's what I am going with. Thanks.