Best open source and free HTML editors for Win

Looking for a html editor tool for doing some static html work I stumbled upon PSPad, an old friend of mine, that I used almost two years ago. I liked the Code Explorer that was very flexible and could give you a list of the functions from the file you're editing, be it JavaScript, C or Java. Nice tool and I am glad that these people didn't drop the project and kept improving it.
Also in my search for open source WYSIWYG html tools I found two such tools, that I might give a try:
* NVU
* Amaya
Both look interesting, but at first glimpse a little bit unusable. I'll try to review them the days to come.

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First things first

So, this is kind of my first blog post. It's a start, and I hope a good one, knowing today is Friday 13. Now let's get back to work, it's almost weekend and maybe I will finish what I started in the morning.

My GTD Implementation

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