I hope you can use Alier's home site for your development which is a
tool which can highlight the different syntax of the java, html etc.
But you can also use a software called Pramati which is downloadable at
http://pramati.com its an evaluation copy but you can live with it. You may
also try drumbeet 2000 which is also available at the alier's site. Its again
an evaluation copy. I have not used it extensively but i feel it can serve
the purpose.
Jagan Rao M
Brian Kearney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been using TextPad, which has add-ins for various syntax highlighting
(HTML,JSP,Java, C++,...)
Check out http://www.textpad.com/
Brian
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