The Table Builder is a separate application and as the name implies, it is used to construct HTML tables. Ironically, Bare Bones has added a visual HTML tool to BBEdit 4.5, known as the BBEdit Table Builder.

In our review of version 4.0, we complained that a printed manual costed $15 extra. The most apparent change, and a greatly needed one at that, is the inclusion of a 250 page hard copy user's guide. In August, Bare Bones released version 4.5. The program has won praise from Webintosh before we gave it an A rating in our February review of version 4.0.2. Although originally used for programming, BBEdit is now used primarily for HTML work. The most popular text editor used for HTML coding is BBEdit, from Bare Bones Software. Many of these programs are excellent and easy to use (Symantec Visual Page and GoLive CyberStudio come to mind), but many Web site designers continue to use text editors for creating their pages. The Mac software market has been flooded with new HTML editors over the last year or two, and almost all of them are visual tools that don't require you to hand-code your Web pages. Low hardware requirements, many useful features, new visual HTML Table Builder, printed documentation, and an excellent value. Its most important new features include an HTML table editor, enhanced HTML tools, and support for Mac OS 8's contextual menus. BBEdit is an indispensible tool for Webmasters, and programmers and mainstream users will also find it quite useful.

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