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I like Dreamweaver the best out of the WYSIWYG programs out there. Of course I have only used Dreamweaver, and Front Page. DW has a better interface than FP, at least in my opinion.

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I don't typically use WYSIWYGs but I prefer Dreamweaver when I do. I also use it for PHP projects sometimes. Excellent software.

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Dreamweaver is a good program, and under heavy development by the Adobe team. It supports syntax highlighting and editing for many web and database languages.

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Dreamweaver forever!

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I have to go with dreamweaver as well.

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I haven't used WYSIWYG for a long time now. I like to do it myself.

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I am not using any of WYSIWYG. It's more fun when you programming manually (using simple notepad) :)
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Seconded :)

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I've tried a couple WYSIWYG HTML editors and consistently had problems with them. They either insert junk HTML, or otherwise clutter things up.
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I use Dreamweaver, but I rarely use the WYSIWYG editor. It's a great all around IDE for web development. I find I can develop a lot faster with DW than other text editors.

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I agree with WingedPanther. I've never used a WYSIWYG which didn't mess up the sourcecode or put non-important junk into it.

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Mircosoft Visual Studio.NET for me :)