9th February 2000

Coming from the "Just Because You Can't See It" department, Lockergnomie Andrew Guyton found a 'hidden' gem on his hard drive. "If you use Microsoft Word 2000 to work on any Web pages, you'll notice it opens up a separate program to edit the source code. To use ALL the features of this program, which is called Microsoft Script Editor, navigate to Program Files / Microsoft Visual Studio / Common / IDE / IDE98 and look for the program: MSE.EXE. Sure, it's just another text editor, but it was designed especially for those of us who love working on code in a non-WYSIWYG environment. Notepad may be too simple, and Word may be too much. This makes a decent in-between solution.