Re: transparent gifs
by "Demitrius" <simone(at)genesisnetwork.net>
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Thu, 30 Apr 1998 16:45:31 -0700 |
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<gmiller(at)gatewayone.com> |
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>1) Does Front Page allow you to edit the code yourself if you want to?
FrontPage 98 does - to a point. You'll find its interface much like HomeSite
in that you have tabs at the bottom to easily switch views; WYSIWYG, HTML,
and Browser.
You could skip the WYSIWYG view altogether and just work in the HTML and
Browser views.
>Anyway...I looked at the Front Page demo page and it looks as if it has
>some consolidation and site-map features that might be nice -- is there
>anyone out there who recommends it?
I use it and I find it a tremendous time saver. Bear in mind, I learned HTML
on this program, I never did hand code in notepad, so I don't know how it
"should" be done.
I'm the type of person who reads the manual cover to cover - twice - before
I mess with the program. Using a GUI is very different from coding in
notepad and if you don't understand and respect those differences the
program will drive you crazy.
> Because I DO love the Image Composer
>beta I downloaded!
IMO, MIC is a sleeper. It's a very powerful graphics program that operates
very differently from a raster or vector program. If you're used to
PhotoShop or PaintShop Pro, you'll likely find MIC a little confusing at
first.
MIC is my first graphics program so I didn't have any habits to overcome. I
found MIC to have a one week learning curve. And I've yet to see anything I
couldn't replicate with MIC and a few plug-ins.
Best,
Demitrius >I<
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