Nancy Ward

I have Microsoft Expression Web 4 and use it extensively for writing/editing 'hand' code. I am learning from an older circa 2006 Step by Step HTML and XHTML book, and I find EW4 helps me more than anything, because it alerts me when I've made an error (or the author has given bad instructions, which is often).I open EW4, set it for split view (shows both code view [top half of page] and design view [bottom half of page]). While I'm 'hand coding' EW4 grinches when I do something that's not standard. Best of all worlds for me, since I 'earned' the boxed retail version by completing a miles long survey.