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Can anyone please recommend a good software package for designing and
writing webpages, to enable you to build your own homepage? Thank. Representative Trantis |
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"Representative Trantis" <> wrote in news:c0e10g$kb2$1
@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk: > Can anyone please recommend a good software package for designing and > writing webpages, to enable you to build your own homepage? notepad.exe -- AIM: FrznFoodClerk email: de_on-lag@co_cast.net (_ = m) website: under construction Need a technician in the south Jersey area? email/IM for rates/services |
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You have Front Page Express with your Operating software. (it may not be
installed) It does not have the full functionality of Front Page, but it can be used (with some effort) for writing pages. There are probably numerous free web authoring programs, and others will likely recommend them. I use Front Page 2000 exclusively, and can't recommend others. Front Page full version is a retail program with more functionality than Front Page Express. Two things you will need are web space (your isp probably has space available for your use; you may need to sign up for this <don't forget to make a note of the web address>) and a FTP Utility (file transfer protocol). Your ISP may have a web based system for uploading files, or you can use WS_FTP LE from ipswitch. Free download at: http://www.ipswitch.com/downloads/index.html (last entry at bottom of the page) KEEP YOUR WEB ACCOUNT PASSWORD TO YOURSELF (web site FTP password) ---- do not allow anyone to have this, as they COULD trash your site. Most ISPs have tutorials for writing and uploading pages, and there are many online, including specific tutorials for Front Page and WS_FTP. Think about what you want on your pages. Pictures in JPEG format and music in MIDI format are easiest to use. (Music is somewhat difficult lately because of copyright issues, but that's a whole chapter in itself) Lots of people (including myself) will be willing to help you with a few pages, but the point *IS* to learn the process yourself, so you can write your own. It is not difficult, but proper procedures and good work habits make the pages work. Good luck Pepperoni http://thuxton.home.comcast.net/fireworks.htm http://home.comcast.net/~thuxton/index.htm "Representative Trantis" <> wrote in message news:c0e10g$kb2$... > Can anyone please recommend a good software package for designing and > writing webpages, to enable you to build your own homepage? > > Thank. > > > |
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The easies I have used is netobjects fusion. You can download a free tiral
version from their site: www.netobjects.com "Representative Trantis" <> wrote in message news:c0e10g$kb2$... > Can anyone please recommend a good software package for designing and > writing webpages, to enable you to build your own homepage? > > Thank. > > > |
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I have used Netobjects Fusion. Here is a link to a website I built for my
dads tractor business. http://www.bamatractorman.com This site was done completely in fusion with photo editing in Photoshop. I think it made a decent basic site. The program is very automated and pretty easy to learn. It is probably not the choice if you know HTML and need to build professionally but for a home user it works pretty well and has a minimal learning curve. Joe "Rob-J" <> wrote in message news:... > The easies I have used is netobjects fusion. You can download a free tiral > version from their site: > www.netobjects.com > > > "Representative Trantis" <> wrote in message > news:c0e10g$kb2$... > > Can anyone please recommend a good software package for designing and > > writing webpages, to enable you to build your own homepage? > > > > Thank. > > > > > > > > |
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