I'd like to find a portable HTML editor at least as capable as Coffee Free or 1st Page 2000. Syntax highlighting, HTML help, built-in preview plus call up preview in specified browsers, multi-file search and replace. WYSIWYG editing not required. CSS awareness required.
I don't like NVU. It makes changes in my code without telling me and doesn't seem to deal with local relative address links well.
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Sounds more like you want a text editor than an html editor. Have you tried Notepad++? It has support for HTML and CSS built-in. For HTML/CSS help, use Firefox + one of those handy sidebar extensions for all the CSS or HTML rules. And you can launch Firefox from it for previews.
Built-in preview is *highly* overrated and should usually be avoided. Editors that have it usually just instantiate the local copy of IE (which, in a portable scenario is a total crapshoot)... and you shouldn't be coding to IE anyway. Start with standards (Firefox, Opera, Knoppix, etc) and then add in the IE cruft.
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