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speedy33417
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I use MS FrontPage for programming purposes, but it doesn't support php code highlighting. I also have Dreamweaver which does, however it breaks up the code at the end of the screen that - to me - is confusing.

What would you guys recommend for PHP programming that does a great highlighting job to see my coding better, that doesn't break up the lines at the end of the screen?

Thanks.
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It is one heckuva a read, but you should try the What's your favourite PHP Editor? mega-thread.
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speedy33417 wrote:I also have Dreamweaver which does, however it breaks up the code at the end of the screen that - to me - is confusing.

What would you guys recommend for PHP programming that does a great highlighting job to see my coding better, that doesn't break up the lines at the end of the screen?
What exactly do you mean by this? I personally use dreamweaver, and don't see anything necessarily confusing about it.
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Jcart wrote:What exactly do you mean by this? I personally use dreamweaver, and don't see anything necessarily confusing about it.
I believe he's referring to "design mode" ..

We don't need another editors thread, so I'd recommend reading the long thread.
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No, he means word wrap lol
Just turn it off dude ;p
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