Ever since I started creating web sites back in 1995 (when hardly anyone knew what an Internet web site was) I had always believed the best way to code the pages was using a basic word processor, and doing everything by hand. I still think that is best. Page make-up programs like Site Mill and others tended to interject extraneous code that served more to confuse the page and cause me to loose control over what I was creating. But recently I acquired Dreamweaver MX 2004, and I am now using it most of the time. Dreamweaver beautifully automates page coding, while keeping the code clean, and even checking that it stays within approved coding standards. The code works well with all browsers and platforms that I have been able to test. Sometime, in the very near future, I intend to learn the finer points of Dreamweaver's sister software Flash MX 2004. Right now, I believe in keeping my web sites clean and functional, and avoiding items that take too long to upload on a 56K modem.