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mart44 · 25-03-2004, 21:46

I started using Namo 4 quite a while ago and am now on version 5. This does much (maybe even everything) that Dreamweaver does but at fraction of the price. I bought the Namo upgrade to bring it to version 5.5 but I think it doesn't really add very much to version 5. I haven't bothered to install the upgrade since my last disk format and reinstallation of software.

Namo can be relied upon to write code that makes pages look the same in all browsers.

25-03-2004, 21:46	#20
mart44 Inactive Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: South of England Posts: 253	Re: Cheap easy web editor?????? I started using Namo 4 quite a while ago and am now on version 5. This does much (maybe even everything) that Dreamweaver does but at fraction of the price. I bought the Namo upgrade to bring it to version 5.5 but I think it doesn't really add very much to version 5. I haven't bothered to install the upgrade since my last disk format and reinstallation of software. Namo can be relied upon to write code that makes pages look the same in all browsers.