Dreamweaver. I used Dreamweaver pretty extensively back in the Macromedia days. It was so much easier and had much more functionality then the other big ones at the time, MS Front Page and Adobe GoLive. I lost interest in web design and haven't really used Dreamweaver since Macromedia Studio MX 2004. I have Adobe Dreamweaver CS5.5 loaded on my laptop right now, and I'm hoping one day I can play with it and relearn it and discover all the advancements made in the last seven years or so. The thing that got me hooked with Dreamweaver and I imagine more web design programs have adopted it over the years, the spilt view with the WYSIWYG editor in one pane and the HTML coding in another. While I had no desire to become an HTML wiz, I did like the idea of seeing the commands to help me learn some of the basics. That hooked me in. I'm not up with the latest CSS stuff and all the new advancements in web design and server technology, but Dreamweaver is one hell of a program and integrates very nicely with the other Adobe software and you can really wind up making some great looking webpages.