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Posted By: Sandi Bowman In Response To: web site options (Kevin Larsen)
Sunday, 12 March 2006, at 8:48 p.m.
> I wrote out a whole message before and lost it, so this is going to be
> short because I don't want to do it all again.
> Web page editors:
> Dreamweaver - industry standard $800!
> Frontpage - popular, don't know price
> 1st Page 2000 - free, I think you must know HTML
> www.sitesell.com has domain name and easy to use editor as well as many
> other tools in one package, see for yourself about it.
> to change to another site you basically just transfer all files and
> directories from the original web page directory to the new web site and
> make sure to place a link on the old web page to the new web site.
> Kevin
Kevin's right that First Page 2000 is free but not quite accurate about having to know HTML. I didn't know a lick of HTML when I started using it.
I went to Webmonkey.com and a couple of other places, bought two books for reference (Creating Web Pages with HTML Simplified by IDG books and Sams' Teach Yourself HTML 4 in 24 hours), sat down with First Page 2000 and started creating a web page within minutes, looking up and referencing anything I couldn't figure out...learn by doing is a great way to learn. It's not as hard as it seems...just go for it!
I had Microsoft's Front Page 2000 and would NOT recommend it. I spent more time doing work-arounds than getting my work done. Hated it. Besides, unless you're good enough to do without it, everything LOOKS like it was done in Front Page, not to mention the bloated code it produces. I sold it to someone who liked it. ..and then they went 'out of business on the internet'. Go figure.
N-vu is also free and supposedly pretty good so I've heard.
Good luck with whatever you decide upon.
Sandi Bowman
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