Ok whats your FAV and Why? I have 4 off them and they all do differnt things but I still like homesite 4.5 the best I hate frontpage I just can't get into it.And dreamweaver leaves me confused. Ok what's your poison.
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The best part about it is, it's CAREWARE. In other words, the author asks that instead of paying him, do something good for someones else. It's text based. No girly WYSIWYG for me.
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homesite 3.something, but I'm just as happy doing all my work in Notepad. I don't need no stinking WYSIWYG. I'm an HTML machine, damn it. A MACHINE I tell you.
dreamweaver 4.0 ultradev... the most versatile, non fucked up WYSIWYG editor out there. Dreamweaver is the program of choice for the majority of the editors/webmasters out there. I use it... you should too!
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I would like to know what type of effects you get from each editor even frontpage is great for text you get to see your colours on the BG and size so whats the best use you have found?
It depends on the type of site I'm working on. If I'm making a gallery to submit to the TGPS, then I use Arles Image Web Page Creator and then modify the Arles-produced templates in Notepad.
For larger sites I use FrontPage 2000 Professional. I got used to using FrontPage when I did daily updates to the newspaper web site I worked for when I was in college. It's a program that grows on you after a while. It makes my life easier MOST of the time, with only a few minor headaches.
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