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A la frontpage or something, preferably free?
Free/Cheap Web Editors, do they exist?
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This discussion focuses on free and affordable web editors, highlighting several options for users. KompoZer is recommended as a decent WYSIWYG editor, while Notepad++ is suggested for those preferring a non-WYSIWYG approach. Users are advised against using FrontPage due to its non-standard HTML output. Namo Web Editor 2006 (version 7) is noted for its affordability and functionality, with earlier versions having various issues.
PREREQUISITES- Familiarity with WYSIWYG and non-WYSIWYG editors
- Basic understanding of HTML standards
- Knowledge of Windows operating system
- Experience with downloading and installing software
- Explore KompoZer for WYSIWYG editing capabilities
- Learn advanced features of Notepad++ for coding
- Research Namo Web Editor 2006 and its versions for web development
- Investigate alternatives to FrontPage that comply with HTML standards
Web developers, designers, and anyone seeking cost-effective solutions for web editing and development will benefit from this discussion.
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PerennialII
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In windows or did this just become an easier question 
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jsg7377
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This website has plenty of WYSIWYG editors:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/webmaster/htmleditors.shtml
KompoZer is pretty decent if you don't have access to Dreamweaver.
If you are looking for a non-WYSIWYG editor, check out Notepad++ (also in above link). I keep a copy on a jump drive so I can use it anywhere when I am in a pinch.
http://www.thefreecountry.com/webmaster/htmleditors.shtml
KompoZer is pretty decent if you don't have access to Dreamweaver.
If you are looking for a non-WYSIWYG editor, check out Notepad++ (also in above link). I keep a copy on a jump drive so I can use it anywhere when I am in a pinch.
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I've used nothing but EditPlus for years
http://www.editplus.com/
http://www.editplus.com/
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I've used KompoZer, which is Wysiwyg, but has many bugs, so I gave up.
Don't use FrontPage, it's html isn't standard and works bad outside Internet Explorer.
I use Namo 2006 (=v7), it's affordable and good. v6 was bugged, avoid it. v4 was good and fast (but older now). I didn't use v5, said to be bugged but v5.5 was said to be good.
Don't use FrontPage, it's html isn't standard and works bad outside Internet Explorer.
I use Namo 2006 (=v7), it's affordable and good. v6 was bugged, avoid it. v4 was good and fast (but older now). I didn't use v5, said to be bugged but v5.5 was said to be good.
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Enthalpy
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The object 280283414061 on eBay shows detailed screenshots of Namo, it may help you choose your brand.
Also, you can download a demo there
http://www.namo.com/downloads/webeditor.php
Also, you can download a demo there
http://www.namo.com/downloads/webeditor.php
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PerennialII said:In windows or did this just become an easier question
Lol, +1. I was thinking iWeb too.
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