OT: unless you have a Mustang website

dwight · 2003-12-04T02:08:46+00:00

Well, my 30-day free trial of Microsoft® Front Page is almost over. It'sbeen an interesting experience. Recently tried frames as well, but decidedthey weren't for me.Should I buy it?What software have you used that you'd recommend over and above Front Pageand why?(Ah, I remember "my first webpage" back in my AOL days around 1995. That wasa VERY slow, clunky affair, using AOL's proprietary site builder. @Home hada 3rd-party web host [I guess they didn't want to be bothered] with anequally clunky website program. Then a brief flirtation with and,again, a slow, clunky, limited site builder. Now I'm with Comcast, whooffers site builder programs, sure, but recommends Front Page. The past fewweeks, I've had a great time getting things back up and running. Haven'tstayed up past midnight like this in a looooong time.)dwight(still tweaking)

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Paul 22 years ago

at 06 Dec 2003, dwight [ snipped-for-privacy@netxero.net] wrote in news:bqstds$26r801$ snipped-for-privacy@ID-40295.news.uni-berlin.de:

Hmm, let me post that offer on like slickdeals and some other 'hot deal' websites. I'm sure you'd get plenty of takers.. :-)

I did the work for you on that and found you one with a jackhammer. :-)

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Please don't link to that image but copy it to your own site if you want to use it. It'll be gone in about a week.

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dwight 22 years ago

Hah! Go for it. I love to see people spend more than a dollar to make a dollar.

No, no, no... Don't want no static gif. I want that bandwidth-eating movie!

For some reason, I can't pull up that page anyway, nor the pksnet home page. Thanks, anyway.

dwight

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- SNOW!

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Paul 22 years ago

at 06 Dec 2003, dwight [ snipped-for-privacy@netxero.net] wrote in news:bqteaf$25knp9$ snipped-for-privacy@ID-40295.news.uni-berlin.de:

This is no static GIF, it's animated. Bandwidth eating... :-)

That is weird. No worries, I'll attach it to email. :-)

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<memset 22 years ago

Heh I'm with dwight on this one. I don't give a rat's hairy ass about a few extra HTML tags in my work... nor does my co-worker Marcus who primarily does the web-design. We both understand that time = money & sometimes it's more productive to leave the extra tags & get more done. Besides... FrontPage XP doesn't add many extra tags at all... but he's using FrontPage

2004 (or 2003 I forget.. the latest one). DreamWeaver never really added that many tags for me.

-Mike

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