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From: POKO on 15 Jun 2010 13:01
In article <hv8ar5$hsh$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>,
toylet.toylet(a)gmail.com says...
> > Programmers write code for programs and Webmasters write code for web
> > pages.
> > You can call me Master for short :)
>
> A lot of programmers, esp those that are working in small software
> companies in Hong Kong, are doing both with low salaries! :)
>
Those rascals can't touch me for low prices
(http://www.manitoulinislandindex.com/). If you go there, lie on the
floor to see a pic of my island. Not just anybody does that - it's
important that you get up off your 'puter chair every now and then :)) ,
--
POKO
Manitoulin Island, Canada
From: Petersen, Vegard Krog on 16 Jun 2010 02:40
Den 15.06.2010 10:29, skrev Zaphod:
> On Jun 15, 5:01 pm, Craig<netburg...(a)REMOVEgmail.com> wrote:
>> On 06/14/2010 11:05 PM, Zaphod wrote:
>>
>>> the only program that could both import my quite basic yes
>>> decent looking HTML web pages and edit them without destroying them
>>> has been SeaMonkey.
>>
>> Have you tried Kompozer? Can't say I use it much anymore but it's one
>> of the best WYSIWYG HTML editors.
>>
>> --
>> -Craig
>
> Thanks for the recommendation.
> am trying Kompozer now... so far I prefer SeaMonkey as it looks
> exactly as it looks once saved while editing.
> However Kompozer also handles my pages and saves them without messing
> them up.

Kompozer and SeaMonkey = same codebase. The Kompozer guy is working on both.


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http://vegard2.no -
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Pachisi & Ludo, Freeware Solitaire, My fishy site (fishing
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From: Don Kirkman on 17 Jun 2010 12:38
On Wed, 16 Jun 2010 03:17:53 +1200, Dave Doe <hard(a)work.ok> wrote:

>In article <4066c6ee-a024-4698-9231-18ae516ba024
>@k25g2000prh.googlegroups.com>, isitcomputing(a)gmail.com says...

>> Have been trying to find a decent WYSIWIG editor to edit some web
>> pages I have had for a while and after trying both paid and freeware
>> products the only program that could both import my quite basic yes
>> decent looking HTML web pages and edit them without destroying them
>> has been SeaMonkey.

>> Most WYSIWIG programs do not import HTML, you either have to start
>> from scratch or use one of the vendors templates ... so pay for
>> something that does not have what you want them have to start from
>> scratch ... Frontpage messes up everything and the only paid products
>> I tried trial versions of did also ...

>> Well done .

>Try MS's Visual Studio Express - excellent WSIWIG, tidy code, free.

>http://www.microsoft.com/express/Web/

Thanks for the link. I had a look, but now I have a few questions.
What's the WebPI? The page says it's needed before you can install
VSE--is that true? Is Silverlight a necessary part of the download
before the tools can be used? Has anyone got experience uploading to
their hosts; if so, how did it work?
--
Don Kirkman
donsno2(a)charter.net
From: Man-wai Chang to The Door (33600bps) on 17 Jun 2010 13:28
> Those rascals can't touch me for low prices
> (http://www.manitoulinislandindex.com/). If you go there, lie on the
> floor to see a pic of my island. Not just anybody does that - it's
> important that you get up off your 'puter chair every now and then :)) ,

Where does your website demonstrate AJAX & Web 2.0? :)
From: Dustin Cook on 17 Jun 2010 18:53
Zaphod <isitcomputing(a)gmail.com> wrote in news:4066c6ee-a024-4698-9231-
18ae516ba024(a)k25g2000prh.googlegroups.com:

> Have been trying to find a decent WYSIWIG editor to edit some web
> pages I have had for a while and after trying both paid and freeware
> products the only program that could both import my quite basic yes
> decent looking HTML web pages and edit them without destroying them
> has been SeaMonkey.
>
> Most WYSIWIG programs do not import HTML, you either have to start
> from scratch or use one of the vendors templates ... so pay for
> something that does not have what you want them have to start from
> scratch ... Frontpage messes up everything and the only paid products
> I tried trial versions of did also ...
>
> Well done .
>

Have you given Alleycode html editor a try? it's free, and hasn't messed up
any html files I've loaded into it so far. :)


--
The bear went over the mountain to see what he could see. Hey! The other
side of the mountain was all that he could see! So he went back over the
mountain to see what he could see. Hey! The other side of the mountain was
all that he could see! - Green Jelly The Bear Song
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