Re: New Page deisgner?

I find that most of the wysiwyg editors are fairly easy to master, but 
produce lengthy, and often incorrect, code with long download times. Even 
when I use Front Page for typing intensive pages, I generally go into a 
"real" editor and clean it up. I also find that most, like Front Page, tend 
to be browser specific.
Dan Fleming
On 12/16/97 11:42:02 you wrote:
>
>I'd have to agree - Homesite is a great product (which I use faithfully),
>however it is not a drag&drop editor. You have to actually write the HTML.
>I didn't write this to insult anyone, but I was under the impression that
>the question was for a WYSIWYG editor... I'm not actually sure how I got
>that impression *shrug* but just wanted to clarify that... 
>
>I wonder if I just made any sense at all... *ponder*
>
>Kim
>
>
>> 
>> Homesite 3.0 is by far the best web creation software out on the market
>> today, IMHO.  I've long sung the praise of Homesite since the 2.0 
version,
>> however, they have outdone themselves with the 3.0 version.  You can
>> download a 30 day demo with all the functions of the retail product at
>> http://www.allaire.com.  The retail price is about $89 but worth it.
>> 
>> Ken 
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>> > From: Verschoor <mareegold(at)earthlink.net>
>> > To: hwg-graphics(at)mail.hwg.org
>> > Subject: New Page deisgner?
>> > Date: Tuesday, December 16, 1997 6:12 AM
>> > 
>> > I have finally decided to purchase a new program for web designing. I
>> > want your opion for which seems the best.
>> > My first consideration will be that it is not "Browser Specific"
>> > 
>> > Any suggestions?
>> > 
>> > Cindy
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