Online HTML editor - WYSIWYG style!

CKEditor - Basically is an WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor. The editor is not like any other editor because it is not a desktop application, but a component to be used inside web pages. But not only that, you can also see the source code and edit them instantly. When you go to their website, there is a demo of the editor. The demo is fully functional.

All of the standard function of a html editor is available. The interface looks much like MS Word. So you don't have to spend a lot of time figuring how to use the editor. Another addition to this editor is the multi-language interface where there is a lot of language to choose from. According to their website, a lot of big companies are using this editor too. CKEditor is compatible with all the major web browsers, Internet Explorer 6+, Google Chrome, Firefox 2+, Safari 3+, Opera 9.5+ and you can use it whether your system uses Windows, Linux or Mac.

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Free alternative to guitar pro

TuxGuitar - Basically its an open source guitar tablature editor written in Java. You can open guitar pro files with it, an alternative to guitar pro. Import midi files and see the tracks and notation. Export files to midi or pdf files. Very easy to use. It really helps if you have knowledge in music theory. Can change the show fretboard to show the piano or just turn it off. There is a built in metronome, guitar tuner, scale and chord list. A wide range of musical instrument (midi instrument) are available including percussions. Various effects such as vibrato, tremolo and others are included.

TuxGuitar is lightweight, does not use a lot of memory/cpu. Either way, you can compose using the notation or tab. Three versions are available, Linux, Windows and MacOS. And the best thing is, it is free!

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