SCREEM

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SCREEM
Screenshot of SCREEM 0.16.1
Developer: David A. Knight
Stable release

0.16.1 (Stable)  ({{{3}}})

OS: [[OS::Linux or UNIX (with GNOME)]]
Genre: HTML editor
License: GPL
Website: [[Website::screem.org]]


SCREEM (Site CReating and Editing EnvironMent), is both an HTML editor and XML editor for Linux and UNIX designed for use with the GNOME Desktop Environment.

Rather than being a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor like Adobe Dreamweaver, it is designed to be a WYSIWYM (What You See Is What You Mean) editor enabling finer control over the HTML being created. It features previewing open documents in any installed web browser and a feature called "Intelliclose" which is a way of automatically closing HTML tags. SCREEM also supports Dreamweaver templates and has a good number of wizards to help with the addition of multimedia content.

The project is no longer being actively developed as of 2005.

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