RE: WYSIWYG . . . <update>

Well, so far two responses.

1) Proved their original message was smoke and mirrors.

"I use a combo of
Emacs and HoTMetaL Pro 5 with occas use of Homesite to develop my html.
Personally, I prefer HoTMetaL for various reasons, but in some ways
Dreamweaver (which I also use sometimes) works better."

Uuuum, sorry. That isn't a WYSIWYG editor writing valid HTML Mam.

2) Provided 14 errors in one file (then I stopped counting). BTW - if you
are interested it was Dreamweaver.

Any canned editors out there that write valid HTML? . . . NONE so far.

Standing by,
Fuzzy



At 07:22 PM 3/22/99 -0500, Captain F.M. O'Lary wrote:
>If this is true, and I'm not saying it isn't (no matter how unlikely) I
would 
>
>**************** LOVE ******************
>
>to see some UNMODIFIED pages posted to the web so that I can satisfy myself
>(via validation) that someone has finally gotten their act together.
>
>If ****ANYONE **** would be so kind as to post (whether privately or
>publicly) some URL's I would greatly appreciate it!
>
>TIA,
>Fuzzy
>
>
>At 10:31 AM 3/23/99 +1100, Peter Williams wrote:
>>Dreamweaver is good because it is a wysiwyg tool and
>>it generates standards compliant code. It also doesn't
>>mess up existing code when you use it to open existing
>>files. And it is extensible and can take advantage of
>>external objects, etc.
>>
>>Peter Williams - LAN Support/Webmaster
>>peter.williams(at)hendersons.com.au
>>http://www.hendersons.com.au/ 
>
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