Re: Alternative to Front Page?

[Mary McWilliams Johnson <mary -at- SUPERCONNECT -dot- COM>]

If you must have a WYSIWYG editor, I think the best one is DreamWeaver. It
comes bundled with HomeSite (for Windows) or BBEdit (for Mac). 

This is really a winning combination. I was using HomeSite and loving it
before I got DreamWeaver. Now I find they meet my needs quite well. 

Both FrontPage and PageMill are really mean about throwing in their own
proprietary codes, which just mess up your HTML code and really need to be
removed.

You'll find some good information about HTML editors on my Web site--Mary's
Tips on Designing Web Sites. 
        http://www.superconnect.com/marystips/
Click on the "Getting Started" link in the Menu. When that page appears,
scroll to the "Get an HTML editor" heading and follow the links to some
really good info on the subject.


Cordially,                 Mary McWilliams Johnson
                               McJohnson Communications
  Documentation  /  Web Site Design, Development and Graphics
                                  www.superconnect.com
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At 08:22 AM 12/4/98 PST, John Nesbit wrote:
> We use Front Page here at work to create our web pages, but I'm finding
>it way too limited and too buggy. I continually have to go in and
>correct it with basic HTML code.
> Any recommendations out there on really good web authoring tools?
>
>John Nesbit


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