ANN: 1site (LITE)

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VisualVision

Visual Vision is pleased to announce the release of 1site (LITE)
version 6.2.130.



With this professional and easy Web publishing tool you can make fancy
Websites, with frame-to-frame links, styles, rollover images, shopping
cart and more... quickly. Can archive 1 site in 1 file. No HTML / tech
details. Compatible with any browser.



For more information please visit our web site at
http://www.1site.info/.

You may download the trial version here:
http://www.1site.info/download/!1siteLITE_e.exe

Download size: 1976 KB



With this professional and easy to use Web publishing tool you can
make fancy Websites: frame-to-frame links, styles, mouse-over changing
images, shopping cart and more... quickly. You don't see HTML, so all
is visual, fast, simple. 1 site is 1 document, so no messing with
endless files. Site-wide search/replace and internal FTP with
autodetect of modified pages, so you manage things globally and
publish quickly. Compatible with any browser.





Aldo Ghigliano

Visual Vision

http://www.visualvision.com
 
Hi!

VisualVision said:
Visual Vision is pleased to announce the release of 1site (LITE)
version 6.2.130.
Click to expand...

The fineprint from their site:

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* The LITE can publish a maximum of 30 pages, and writes ?created with...?;
The full version doesn?t; ** For the privacy policy, see visualvision.com;
*** Our program is installed into its own folder. If you decide not to buy
the full version, you can delete the folder, and the program is gone. We
don't alter your system settings, write files to your Windows directory, or
do anything else to your computer that will affect how your other programs
run; **** prices in US dollars;
 
Joachim said:
* The LITE can publish a maximum of 30 pages, and writes ?created with...?;
The full version doesn?t; ** For the privacy policy, see visualvision.com;
*** Our program is installed into its own folder. If you decide not to buy
the full version, you can delete the folder, and the program is gone. We
Click to expand...

Which probably removes the noncompliant code that it most likely
produces; this may be a blessing.
 
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