Sensation Editor

Learning how to write and compile code can help you easily create webpages for other people, or can lead to a good job. If it's either a hobby or a professional career, you need a word processor that can provide the proper options to correctly compose the codes.

The are plenty of such tools out there, some more sophisticated than others, but, if you are a beginner, and want a simple program, Sensation Editor may be a good choice. The setup is over before you know and uncomplicated. However, make sure you have .NET Framework installed on the computer, or updated to the newest version, to run smoothly.

Plus, it's recommended, but not mandatory, to have Internet Explorer present as well. It's wrapped in a plain and user-friendly interface with a plain toolbar and the editor. When run, the app automatically displays the main body of the code, like head, title, and body tags. Plus, a more extensive list can be found in the menu.

You can either start a new document from the beginning or import an existing one from the computer in HTML, CSS or PHP formats. Same file types are applied to the save function as well. The status and toolbar can be hidden for a simpler look. The utility lets you paste text from the clipboard and further edit it. Unfortunately, the tool doesn't come with a highlight system to point out the main tags and other important functions.

You can go back to the previous composition using the undo and redo arrows, and find specific words. Plus, it's possible to view the final result of the website and upload it to various sites, by configuring FTP server settings. The only elements that can be inserted are the date/time, external CSS code, and tags for images, links or page break.

Taking everything into account, Sensation Editor is a useful and approachable program designed to be a good solution for novices to learn how to easily compose HTML or CSS code.