I guess everyone is resistant to change, but I would have to say that =
the combination of Net-Objects Fusion and HomeSite 3 is a particular =
winner!!!

I've been using HomeSite constantly for about 6 months now, and it is =
quite seriously the best text editor I have ever seen.  We've also been =
using Microsoft Visual Interdev, particularly for integration with SQL =
server and IIS4.0, but it's functionality doesn't even come close.  As =
for NetObjects, I don't like it as an overall web design package, =
although there are some features which are particularly usefull.  I =
usually do everything in HomeSite, however when complex tables get a bit =
tough to wrap your head around, Fusion will (if you know how to please =
it) generate clean effective code that works on most browsers, and then =
it's a matter of filling in the blanks.

ra

simon

-----Original Message-----
From:	Clay Niemann [SMTP:clayn(at)bga.com]
Sent:	Thursday, February 26, 1998 4:15 AM
To:	Webapps; WebDesign List; 'Front Page Mailing List'
Subject:	Fusion 3

Netobjects is pushing Fusion 3 and a team based approach to web =
development.
The development package seems interesting (see
http://www.internetnews.com/wd-news/1998/01/2603-net.html for a
description--like in Dreamweaver the integration of HomeSite 3 is
particularly interesting), but I've found most developers prefer to stay =
in
their own niche development environment rather than accept a standard.
Anyone think it will be good enough to change that?

You can request a free demo on CD at the netobjects web site
(www.netobjects.com).

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