Frontpage replacement?

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Frank K. Jensen

Hi

A friend of mine need a webdesign program a la frontpage. Any suggestions?

Best regards,
Frank
 
Frank K. Jensen said:
Hi

A friend of mine need a webdesign program

Try using Notepad (free if you have windows) then using some of the great
FREE html tutorials available on the web.

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-=# Amos E Wolfe #=- said:
Try using Notepad (free if you have windows) then using some of the great
FREE html tutorials available on the web.

Thats what I do, and that's why I can't help him find a wysiwyg html-editor.
He just needs to make a simple webpage, and he doesn't want to spend time
learning html.

Best regards,
Frank
 
Hi

A friend of mine need a webdesign program a la frontpage. Any suggestions?

Best regards,
Frank
Text2Web Pro is a tool to convert text documents to html format. It
incorporates integrated clipboard support which provides an almost
seamless operation for web authors who want to include snippets of text
(formatted or unformatted) into their web pages.

- operate in command-line, batch or interactive mode.
- HTML formatting handles line and column sensitive text (e.g. lists and
tables).
- place html code inside a table for display with margins.
- generate true HTML lists and tables.
- select font parameters..
- integrated clipboard support.
- generate free-standing web page or convert text snippets for insertion
into an existing HTML document.
- specify background color/image and link/text colors.
- generate Javascript Link Selection Boxes from comma-separated lists.
- use different profiles for different configurations.
- option to replace and customise entities.
- text translation can be performed on converted document.
- input can be read from a file or clipboard.
- output can be written to a file or clipboard.
- can add extra code such as meta-tags, header and footer.
- floating bar with small footprint for ease of operation and placement
on screen.

http://www.virdi-software.com/txt2web/desc.shtml
 
Mel said:
Text2Web Pro is a tool to convert text documents to html format. It
incorporates integrated clipboard support which provides an almost
seamless operation for web authors who want to include snippets of text
(formatted or unformatted) into their web pages.

http://www.virdi-software.com/txt2web/desc.shtml

Thanks, but it's a wysiwyg webpage editor like frontpage I'm looking for.

Best regards,
Frank
 
-=# Amos E Wolfe #=- said:
Try using Notepad (free if you have windows) then using some of the great
FREE html tutorials available on the web.

-=# Amos E Wolfe #=-

Where do you find the FREE tutorials on embedded text formatting, etc.,
when you use Notepad (free with windows) to compose word processing
documents (as does such as say MS Word)?

Do you use a wysiwyg just for word precessing? Or are you a total.. um..
purist?
 
-=# Amos E Wolfe said:
Try using Notepad (free if you have windows) then using some of the great
FREE html tutorials available on the web.
His friend wants to get a webpage up that looks half decent in a
reasonable amount of time and not end up with something that looks like
most of the 20,000 projects on Sourceforge.
 
Frank said:
Hi

A friend of mine need a webdesign program a la frontpage. Any suggestions?

Best regards,
Frank
I've been using NVu for almost two months now. WYSIWYG and more! Here's
a few words on it:

http://www.buzzys.net/nvu.html

HTH
Buzzy :)

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Riggs said:

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't recommend FrontPage Express!

It produces the world's most horrid HTML code. I've once reduced a
25kb HTML page generated by FrontPage Express to a 3kb HTML page
without changing the appearance, just by removing all the cruft and
introducing some standards.

Please consider using Nvu, at least it has an explicit commitment to
producing standards-compliant HTML. It's your best bet if you're
going the WYSIWYG HTML route.

Regards,
Wald
 
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't recommend FrontPage Express!

It produces the world's most horrid HTML code. I've once reduced a
25kb HTML page generated by FrontPage Express to a 3kb HTML page
without changing the appearance, just by removing all the cruft and
introducing some standards.

Please consider using Nvu, at least it has an explicit commitment to
producing standards-compliant HTML. It's your best bet if you're
going the WYSIWYG HTML route.

Regards,
Wald

I just figured it was the closest thing to Frontpage. I'm a Dreamweaver
guy myself.
 
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't recommend FrontPage Express!

It produces the world's most horrid HTML code. I've once reduced a
25kb HTML page generated by FrontPage Express to a 3kb HTML page
without changing the appearance, just by removing all the cruft and
introducing some standards.

Please consider using Nvu, at least it has an explicit commitment to
producing standards-compliant HTML. It's your best bet if you're
going the WYSIWYG HTML route.

Downloaded NVU to check it out, I will never recommend Frontpage Express
again. Consider me enlightened. :)

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