Thanks for your answers, but I wanted to *try* to focus on Win32 systems. I know that I could develop on a Linux Box with Apache and mod perl, but my work machine runs WinNT so I have to develop with this.
And I really do think that having an integrated output within the development application is a plus: it is faster, and suppresses some problems, like browser refreshing forms, etc.
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So if you have to have the WinNT box, develop on a WinNT Box with Apache and mod_perl.
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Casey
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I found a really really nice looking editor for doing any type of CGIs. It doesn't have compile support for PERL or ASP but it keeps the code looking nice. It is called First Page and it is available for free on www.tucows.com if you have personal web server installed on your Win box and active Perl you should be in good shape.
--BigJoe
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Actually, my point was that you don't need to install Linux if you don't want to as both Apache and Xemacs run just fine under Windows.
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