> Oh, and I would talk about Dreamweaver, but I'm pretty much only using Notepad, so I wouldn't be of much help

I started out with notepad, but switched to Dreamweaver for one reason; code help. Dreamweaver, and especially the new MX version, have a lot of sytax checking, autocomplete, and code color, for both your client side and server side code...no matter what language you use. Except for the project managment tools, I use the visual tools rarely, but they too come in handy when making complicated tables or spitting out lots of form elements. It has a lot of advantages over Notepad, and no disadvantages, except of course the price.