Johnsy wrote:
> The Best Freeware, Open Source, Stand Alone, Most Popular, WYSIWYG Web
Page
> Composer:
>
> Nvu & Tutorial (For Win or Linux):
> Nvu: http://nvu.com
> Also Known as Netscape or Mozilla Composer
> Tutorial: http://www.polyglot.pitt.edu/how/webpagepc_netscape7.doc.pdf
Really? The Nvu website says that it is sponsored by Linspire, not
Netscape.
Nope. When your needs go beyond simply typing something and having it
appear online (lookie, lookie maw!) Nvu is going to fall down on the job
and you'll have to learn a different editor.
Put together a web page with Nvu, then click on the "Source" tab and
enter oh, some metadata ... maybe a few keywords. Now click on any other
tab. Now return to the Source tab. Presto change-o alakazam ... where'd
the code go?
I got tired of that and have been using CuteHTML Pro for the past week.
I like it well enough that I've decided to purchase it even though the
bulk of my website should be developed before my 30 day trial runs out.
They've made a good quality product and should be rewarded with the sale.
http://www.globalscape.com/
Bill
--
"We must face the fact that the United States is neither omnipotent or
omniscient — that we are only 6 percent of the world's population; that
we cannot impose our will upon the other 94 percent of mankind; that we
cannot right every wrong or reverse each adversity; and therefore there
cannot be an American solution to every world problem."
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
http://nmwoodworks.com
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