Great Tool

[steven]

Love is the best

 

[lazerdesigner]

do you want help whit something, i can help you whit what ever you want to get help whit (almost).<br>
<br>

 

[lazerdesigner]

if you want t build your own website i can recomend that you use netscape/composer because it´s VERY easy to use and composer have anything you need for a good site, HTML-script source,JAVA-tags, and you can put in what ever you want to be on your page! <br>
if you have some question, please mail me! djinn_kiss@hotmail.com<br>
Good luck whit your webbuilding!

 

[Guest_imported]

Netscape Composer???<br>
<br>
Who the hellis this guy kidding? Use Homesite, for most of your web page needs.... and for quick edits use frontpage. I have designed hundreds of professional web sites, and am paid VERY good money to know what the best desing tools are... Homesite beats all the competition.

 

[Guest_imported]

However... If HotDog could just work out their wacky bugs that pop up all of the time.. I would gladly switch. I have been playing with HotDog 5.5 lately... love the interface(s) hate the bugs

 

[BillWebboy]

If you get a chance....check out Dreamweaver. It's not bad either.

 

[Malkah]

Interestingly, Dreamweaver's latest version now ships with HomeSite as part of the package! <p>S. Malkah Cohen<br><a href=mailto:smcohen@fusionauthority.com>smcohen@fusionauthority.com</a><br><a href=

http://www.fusionauthority.com>FusionAuthority's

Home Page</a><br>S. Malkah Cohen<br>
smalkah@yahoo.com / smcohen@fusionauthority.com<br>
Author/Editor, Wife/Mother/Grandmother<br>
Computer Geek/Sci-Fi Fan/Dedicated to Judaism

 

[Guest_imported]

Okay, now after several months of &quot;playing&quot; with frontpage 2000, I now KNOW what the [Red]BEST[/RED] esitor is! FP98 messed your code up too much, and lets face it, it was pretty clunky, but 2000? You have go to do yourself a favor and order the 45 day evaluation, This program rocks! Not to say I have completely quit with HomeSite, I use it occasionally still for some of the features, but I am slowly forgetting about other editors.<br>
<br>
<p>John Vogel<br><a href=mailto:johnvogel@computerwiz.net>johnvogel@computerwiz.net</a><br><a href=

http://www.computerwiz.net>HTTP://www.computerwiz.net</a><br>WebMaster

- DataBase Administrator - Programmer<br>

http://johnvogel.homepage.com<br>

johnvogel@computerwiz.net

 

[Guest_imported]

I personally go for ASPEdit, check it out at <A HREF="

http://www.tashcom.com/aspedit/"

TARGET="_new">

http://www.tashcom.com/aspedit/</A>

 

[shaugen]

Nobody here tried Visual Slickedit???<br><br><A HREF="

http://www.slickedit.com"

TARGET="_new">

http://www.slickedit.com</A><br><br>I

personally use Homesite mostly, but sometimes Slickedit.<br>That way I really can control the code! I never ever use Frontpage or other crappy tools for generating HTML-code... I need to control it and produce &quot;with my bare hands&quot; (!)<br><br>Homesite rocks!&nbsp;&nbsp;...if you set it up righteous and personally<br><br>: )

 

[alaskaguru]

I just installed Namo Webeditor v3.08 and it is a slick WYSIWYG editor with built-in HTML source and browser running simultaneously.&nbsp;&nbsp;It produces clean, basic easily manipulatable code for people who would rather be a bullet than an atom bomb because they prefer 'the personal touch'.<br><br>I liked Drumbeat 2000 for ASP but they incorporated Dreamweaver into it calling it Dreamweaver Ultra and now it isn't as solid--more like Deadbeat 2000.&nbsp;&nbsp;Save often!<br><br>Ward<br><br><A HREF="mailto:alaskan@mail.com">alaskan@mail.com</A><br>