jwenting
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server_crash
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Croft: Web design only needs a text editor, such as Notepad (or Vim or jEdit or ...), because HTML is a textual language. There are many of them, and you can figure out how to use a search engine.
Also useful may be an image editor -- The GIMP is one option there.
Learn HTML and learn CSS. You could also buy some big expensive program, but if you don't learn HTML and CSS, it will just be a pigpen in which you wallow in incompetence. And once you learn HTML and CSS, they aren't particularly useful.
Rashakil Fol
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Use Mozilla Composer then.
Rashakil Fol
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no time to write html?
If I were your instructor I'd automatically fail any work turned in that's obviously (and believe me, it's almost always obvious) created using a generator or wysiwyg editor.
LEARN the language, don't hide your ignorance behind a button.
jwenting
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Thanks Asif. That's about the only post in this topic so far that's worth looking at.
If someone needs a 'quick 'n' easy' to put a website together and hasn't the time to learn how to construct one in a text editor, I'm damned if I see the point in telling them to do so.
I'll move this to 'Windows Software', where it might attract other useful suggestions rather than elitist posturings :P
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