Cheap easy web editor?????? - Page 2

zendawn · 24-03-2004, 20:14

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Originally Posted by Incognitas

Yes ditto here.I've got version three at present.However after trying out the demo of Version 5.5 I've ordered it from Amazon(through the link here of course

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Incog.

Have you used Frontpage at all? If so how would you compare it to the one you use?
Personally I like the WYSIWYG interface of FP, but if your software has the same then it might be useful too.

**Maggy** · 24-03-2004, 20:29

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Originally Posted by zendawn

Have you used Frontpage at all? If so how would you compare it to the one you use?
Personally I like the WYSIWYG interface of FP, but if your software has the same then it might be useful too.

No I've not used FP.
However I just found Namo easy to use.It's very intuitive to use as well.

Why don't you try Namo?There is a free trial at the moment.

What I like about the new version is that you can adjust your image sizings in the editor instead of having to swap back and forth with another graphics package.As my site is about images this is very useful.

Matuka · 25-03-2004, 12:33

Whatever happened top Frontpage Express that was free?

Matuka · 25-03-2004, 13:12

Oh I see, it was 98 only and has been stopped due to incompatability with 2K & XP.

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.

Jacquesb · 27-04-2004, 20:55

I was about to download Yahoo Builder until I saw a note that said :-

Please Note: To publish your Yahoo! SiteBuilder site, you need a Yahoo! Web Hosting Starter, Standard, or Professional account. Sign up now for an account.

Can anyone verify this or let me know if pages built with this could be loaded to my ntl webspace ?

Thanks.

**Maggy** · 27-04-2004, 23:17

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Originally Posted by mart44

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.

I recently bought Namo WebEditor 5.5(I had version 3 before that) for ÃƒÆ’Ã†â€™ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã…Â¡ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£60 and have just been given a free upgrade to WebEditor 6.I rather like the new version.

I'm now revamping my site.

Incog.