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Its user interface is basically the same as Frontpage 2003 with some
significant enhancements.It would be a close match to Dreamweaver in most of
the features.
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 4:49 PM, David Harrison (PMS) <
dharrison -at- moldmasters -dot- com> wrote:
> Hi Guys - I use Dreamweaver at home and would like it at work - but the
> grey suits are baulking at the cost. The major points that I really need are
> 1) a whole-site capacity where you can do global find/replace
> commands (a boon for handling translations)
> 2) a link-checker to see it all works that I haven't forgotten
> anything
> 3) a dual screen view of code and design so I can adjust either
> 4) a muli-language capacity so I can easily cut and paste other
> languages (such as Cryllic, Japanese etc)
>
> Dreamweaver can handle these without problems - but can any sinlge basic
> application do the same - or do I go beg for the real McCoy?
>
> Thanks - David
>
>
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