Re: Dreaweaver Ultra Dev 4

I shall be hated by everyone by this but I'm tired of hearing about people not
being able to do things because of cost. This is empathy not scorn.

Goto http://www,bearshare.com

There you can download a program that will let you get any software that 
you like. It's a peer to peer file sharing program along the like of 
napster but it does it with all media, music, text, and software.
There do charge for the latest version but the 4.0 version is free and 
excellent to get the software that you need.

Any editing, graphic, and other kinds of software is available.

Suggestion Get Dreamweaver ultra dev 4.   It is THE page editor and you'll 
never regret it.

Go Get It!! :o)



At 12:36 PM 7/11/2002, you wrote:
>I started in 1997 using Notepad. Now I prefer to use
>Homesite for writing code by hand, but it costs. I've
>found the next best thing, which I use now at work
>since we don't have the funds, is Evrsoft's First Page
>2000. Its available online at http://www.evrsoft.com/.
>I have no complaints with it whatsoever. There are
>four different modes, so that you can choose to have
>quick buttons, tag lists etc. to help you if you want
>to. I use it in Hardcore mode. Its reference section
>is nice too. That alone makes it worth checking out
>for a person new to web page creation. You get
>explanations of all the HTML tags, how to use CSS,
>SSI, etc.
>
>I also use dreamweaver, but mainly because when I
>manage a site into the thousands of pages, I need
>something to help control the site structure and
>update all the pages at once. Hopefully someday I'll
>trade it in for a CMS using PHP. It has some nice
>capabilities though for checking links site wide,
>updating all links to a page when you change the name
>of it, etc.
>
>Heather
>
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