eastwest
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posted on September 20, 2000 03:46:22 PM
DOES ANY ONE HAVE A GOOD PROGRAM THAT DOES HTML ..I NEED SOMTHING THAT IS FREE OR THAT IS A SHARE WEAR... PROGRAM
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amalgamated2000
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posted on September 20, 2000 04:07:58 PM
Front Page Express (a scaled down version of Front Page) is available free from Microsoft. If you are familiar with Microsoft Word, it's a great way to get started.
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eastwest
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posted on September 20, 2000 04:10:27 PM
I HAVE THAT ONE I AM NOT ABLE TO COPY AND PAST THE HTML IN IT
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mrpotatoheadd
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posted on September 20, 2000 05:01:08 PM
Here's one that's free- I found it fairly easy to use right off the bat, without having to read a lot of help pages.
Arachnophilia
http://www.softseek.com/Internet/Web_Publishing_Tools/HTML_Editors/Review_4800_index.html
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firecracker
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posted on September 20, 2000 05:29:17 PM
front Page 2.0 comes with Windows '98. It is on the Windows '98 disk if it is not installed on your computer.
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amalgamated2000
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posted on September 20, 2000 05:44:47 PM
To paste HTML into a document in FP Express, click on the HTML tab first.
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Glenda
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posted on September 20, 2000 06:50:03 PM
I use Page Composer which is part of the Netscape Communicator suite - all free.
And as an aside, "shareware" is not free - it's a try it before you buy it arrangement.
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Wedgewood
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posted on September 20, 2000 07:16:40 PM
I use 'Composer' that comes built into Netscape Communicator. Just click the button on the bottom right and it takes you into the composer or html mode. Does a lot of fancy things easily, including tables. You can also publish directly to the net with this program. Only thing you really have to watch is that your images have the http tags to load images from the server rather than from your computer hard drive files.
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Pantheus
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posted on September 21, 2000 04:42:50 PM
How about FREE?
http://evrsoft.com/1stpage/
1 st page 2000 is a full fledged editor with several levels of use from raw novice to expert.
And the very best part aside from letting you grow in skills with it, is that it ISN'T WYSIWYG, and therefore doesn't throw extraneous code like FP, is the price.
Ken,
who is amazed that this gem is still free.
(and who forgets to add $%#! ubb tags)
[ edited by Pantheus on Sep 21, 2000 04:45 PM ]
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traceyg
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posted on September 21, 2000 05:35:18 PM
I do all my websites in AOLpress it is totally free and a great little program for basic html and a little beyond. You can download it at the zdnet site and it is very easy
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mzalez
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posted on September 21, 2000 10:35:06 PM
eastwest,
here is the way around not being able to copy and paste in Front Page Express. When you are viewing the html code, do a 'ctrl a' to select all. All the code will become highlighted. The do a 'ctrl c' to copy it all. It will then be on your clip board and ready to paste. I do it all the time, it works great.
If there's a will, there's a way!
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eastwest
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posted on September 21, 2000 10:42:11 PM
thanks
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