Re: Recommended web site programs

[Peter Neilson <neilson -at- windstream -dot- net>]

Ken Poshedly pounded alarmingly on the wall as he asked:

> ...advice as to what today's so-called benchmark web site program 

Well, it's not Kompozer, but that's what I use. That, and my favorite 
text editor, emacs.

I can't see how I would ever use Dreamweaver unless I were hired to use 
it, which would require (of course) that I already had used it in a 
prior job.

 From a friend's philosophy class at Cal Tech, 3.5 eons ago:

Professor asks class, "What is physics?" the class flounders. He says, 
"It's what physicists do." My friend the ever-bright student asks, "How 
do physicists know what to do?" "From other physicists," says the prof. 
"Then how did the first physicist know what to do?" "There was no first 
physicist!"
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