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I've been using Macromedia's Dreamweaver for a while now with very good
results. It uses standard HTML and does not insert proprietary tags either.
Almost everything it generates works without change in all of the major
browsers.
-- Dan Butler
D. Margulis wrote:
> Whatever its drawbacks, FrontPage deals with framesets, and Netscape
> Composer does not. (Neither does the freebie version of FrontPage, for
> that matter.)
>
> So if you find yourself maintaining a site that someone (however
> misguided a soul) designed with frames, your choices are limited. Does
> someone have a suggestion for a better choice than FrontPage in this
> circumstance?
>
> Dick
>
