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"1st Page 2003 [v3.0]

1st Page 2003 3.0 is the next generation HTML editing tool that
surpasses traditional HTML development. Creating dazzling websites
with this updated release.

Download Now"

http://www.evrsoft.com/products.shtml

But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0? Will it be freeware? What's
going on at Evrsoft?

Yusuf ben Smith

Yusuf ben Smith wrote:

> But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0? Will it be freeware? What's
> going on at Evrsoft?

Well it's been planned for a long time, so I don't think it is a joke. It
was supposed to be released maybe 12 months ago, but it seems to have
suffered from delay after delay.

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Dylan Parry

http://www.webpageworkshop.co.uk - FREE Web tutorials and references

Yusuf ben Smith wrote:

> But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0?

It's been "coming soon" since I stopped using version 2... becuase I stopped
using Windows... three or four years ago.

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/

In article <>, 785638758357398
@hotmail.com says...
> "1st Page 2003 [v3.0]
>
> 1st Page 2003 3.0 is the next generation HTML editing tool that
> surpasses traditional HTML development. Creating dazzling websites
> with this updated release.
>
> Download Now"
>
> http://www.evrsoft.com/products.shtml
>
> But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0? Will it be freeware? What's
> going on at Evrsoft?
>
Vapour-ware - it's been "Coming Soon" for almost 2 years. Get
http://www.htmlkit.com/ instead. 1st Page 2000 was great, though it had
issues.

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Hywel

Hywel Jenkins wrote:

> Get http://www.htmlkit.com/ instead.

I'll second that. When I am actually using Windows it is my editor of
choice and I would strongly recommend it, either that or do what David and
I have done and stop using Windows )

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Dylan Parry

http://www.webpageworkshop.co.uk - FREE Web tutorials and references

Now playing: Nyman, The Heart Asks Pleasure First/The Promise

Dylan Parry wrote:

> Hywel Jenkins wrote:

>> Get http://www.htmlkit.com/ instead.
>
> I'll second that. When I am actually using Windows it is my editor of
> choice and I would strongly recommend it

Ditto

> , either that or do what David and
> I have done and stop using Windows )


--
David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/

Hywel Jenkins wrote:
> In article <>,
> 785638758357398 @hotmail.com says...
>> "1st Page 2003 [v3.0]
>>
>> 1st Page 2003 3.0 is the next generation HTML editing tool that
>> surpasses traditional HTML development. Creating dazzling websites
>> with this updated release.
>>
>> Download Now"
>>
>> http://www.evrsoft.com/products.shtml
>>
>> But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0? Will it be freeware? What's
>> going on at Evrsoft?
>>
> Vapour-ware - it's been "Coming Soon" for almost 2 years. Get
> http://www.htmlkit.com/ instead. 1st Page 2000 was great, though it
> had issues.

And when it's been vapourware for too long, it gets a smell and becomes
fartware.

David Dorward wrote:

> Yusuf ben Smith wrote:

>> But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0?

> It's been "coming soon" since I stopped using version 2... becuase I stopped
> using Windows... three or four years ago.

[no real segue to...]

Dolt user here, David. Nice. Stuff that does what's needed in less than a
second with no BS is Certifiably Good Stuff. Thanks for the script.

--
Blinky Linux RU 297263
Nixon's secretary now at MS? http://snurl.com/rosemary

In article <> ,
says...
> In article <>, 785638758357398
> @hotmail.com says...
> > "1st Page 2003 [v3.0]
> >
> > 1st Page 2003 3.0 is the next generation HTML editing tool that
> > surpasses traditional HTML development. Creating dazzling websites
> > with this updated release.
> >
> > Download Now"
> >
> > http://www.evrsoft.com/products.shtml
> >
> > But where the heck is 1st Page 2003 3.0? Will it be freeware? What's
> > going on at Evrsoft?
> >
> Vapour-ware - it's been "Coming Soon" for almost 2 years. Get
> http://www.htmlkit.com/ instead. 1st Page 2000 was great, though it had
> issues.
>
>

Actually, Stone's Webwriter 3 is pretty good, too.
http://www.webwriter.dk/english/

Wayfarer

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Journeys: http://wayfarer.brinkster.net/

Blinky the Shark wrote:

> Dolt user here, David. Nice. Stuff that does what's needed in less than
> a second with no BS is Certifiably Good Stuff. Thanks for the script.

Cricky. People actually still use that nasty hack? Wow

My main bugbear is that it can't do recursion. One day I might get round to
adding it (then again my TODO list still seems to be infinite in length).

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/