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One of these days I'm going to try Dreamweaver. Hate Frontpage. I can't ever seem to get the WYSIWYG programs to do what I want so I'm still using notepad. Is that pathetic or what?
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As a general rule nothing works better than learning HTML coding to build a perfect website! If you need to use a program that is a little more user friendly the only program I would even consider is Dreamweaver... every thing else causes weird appearances on some machines and browsers.
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Just make sure you have some basic HTML knowlege. I have seen people spend hours trying to get objects lined up using both Frontpage and Dreamweaver. Fortunatelly I have been able to see the code in "split mode" and just format it directly without using the grapical interface.
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Notepad works well too :scratch:
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I've always used notepad. Even when I try a WYSIWYG I still spend most of my time in HTML trying to fix what it screwed up. I've been meaning to give Dreamweaver a try.
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