RE: HTML Transfer To Front Page

As I had posted earlier, I was given a copy of FP2000 to test out. It does
do nasty things to HTML code (but then so does my copy of Adobe PageMill).
It does have a method for inserting and protecting HTML code, but it does
not even show you all of the code that it is writing. If you look at the
code window, and then save it and look at it in notepad, you will find
yourself looking at two vastly different sets of code. Apparently FP dumbs
down what it will show you. And apparently if you paste code directly into
the code window (a table of a form or a webring) it will reformat the code
to suit its own way of doing things. There is some sort of code bot that I
haven't tried out yet that is where you are supposed to put such things so
that FP won't change them.

I guess I like my PageMill better, but that too now is an old program, and
is somewhat dated. I am looking at getting GoLive to be my HTML production
machine.

Br. Elias

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hwg-basics(at)hwg.org [mailto:owner-hwg-basics(at)hwg.org]On
Behalf Of Shaun L. Sides
Sent: Monday, August 09, 1999 11:45
To: hwg-basics(at)mail.hwg.org
Subject: Re: HTML Transfer To Front Page




On 9 Aug 99, at 12:52, DALLASSTA(at)aol.com wrote:

>   Is it possible to paste and copy HTML into the Front Page HTML editor?
> Thanks, Lisa

most likely.  a lot of people find it advantageous to use a good
wysiwyg tool and a good text editor at the same time.  I use
dreamweaver and boxer 99 together.  That way, anything that gets
tedious in the wysiwyg program can be handled in the text editor,
saved, and then so on.

ymmv, of course. ;-)

Shaun L. Sides       arch(at)abts.net
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    arch(at)smoky3.dhr.state.nc.us
    arch(at)neverwinter.cas.nwu.edu

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