FirstPage 2006 has been designed with professional web development in mind. You are able to Create, Edit and deploy websites with absolute ease and precision. The integrated tools empower web developers to develop standards-based web documents, quickly and easily.

HTML Kit

This is free, versatile, includes numerous tools, and takes the tedium out of typing in the coding. But it hasn't got a wysiwyg interface. Can be linked to a browser to give you up-to-the-minute views of your creation. If you want a cheap (very) HTML editor give this a go. Visit their website as there are plenty of plug-ins for it as well.

Keytools

A set of invaluable tools for use with the creation of HTML help files. I advise you to visit the website to find out more about the utilities that KeyTools has. I find the most useful is the ability to decompile the help file and create a project file at the same time.

Arachnophillia 

A useful program for somebody just starting out in the world of HTML and wanting to learn a bit of coding. It has been built using Java so as not to be "Windows" dependent. At the last time of looking there did not seem to be any recent updates to the software but the site is well worth a visit to see the other tools that are avaialble.

FAR 

This, I believe, started as a utility to remove the extra code that Microsoft FrontPage puts in before the files were used for help files.   I use it all the time now as a front end to HTML Help Workshop.

The Find And Replace options are incredible, just drop all the files in the FAR window, select the options you want and the find/replace requirements and off it goes, so simple. You can also use a batch mode to automate such actions as link checking, compilation of helpfiles, and report generation.