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Do you use Microsoft Frontpage??  

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  1. 1. Do you use Microsoft Frontpage??

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I really don't like dreamweaver, it screws tables up  :blink:

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interesting comment with how everything compliant is steering away from tables anyway! the only time i used frontpage for a project was when my boss required it, and then i spent more time going through and cleaning up code than i did actually designing the site... frontpage puts WAY too much extra nonsense coding in there for my taste!

 

VI is awesome!!! lol

I used it for a very brief period, I can't remember why... Maybe because I didn't pay for it. Then I discovered Dreamweaver MX, does everything I need. In what way do you find it screws tables up? I don't have any problems...

 

Like someone else said, if theres loads of HTML to be written, I use the WYSIWYG feature of DW, then tweak all of the code. Quicker and easier.

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Why in the world would you want to use FrontPage? You get way more control over your site if you hand-code, and if something breaks, you don't have to deal with all of the goofy things FP uses... also, if you make a site in FP, everybody who looks at it knows right away that it was made in FP... it just looks so canned. WYSIWYG is the worst way to go, in my humble opinion...

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I love these threads that last forever... lol

 

:!!!: Ive just passed my web design exam to im going to buy myself some professional website design software, i think its called frontpage, have any of you heard of it? apparently its the best software out there for making websites, all of the other programs add extra lines of code and what people call 'bloat', but not frontpage, oh no, its a lean clean web designing machine.

 

 

ahahahahahah, sorry.

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No, its the actual program.

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Yes, this is indeed one example where anti-MS zealotry doesn't fuel the overwhelming negative response to the product. Me, I'm anti-WYSIWYG entirely. The code they produce is outright despicable.

Ok, FP 2000 really was quite crap, but the new version, 2003 is good.

I used it to start making NeewaH.com v3.

I don't see why almost everyone hates frontpage anyway.

Is it the actual program, or is it because Microsoft made the program????

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You don't need a special program to copy and paste.

 

Jeremy

Hey, i started from scratch

 

Anyway, if MSFP makes odd code, it can clean itself up with certain tools on the tools menu.

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Well that right there says a lot about how efficient it is doesn't it. It makes messy code, and then allows you to tell it to clean itself up!

 

I use Dreamweaver! I always handcode my work in dreamweaver, I hardly use the Desgin View feture to instert content. I use it as a guide to how my page will look like in a browser.

 

I have got Frontpage 2003 as it came with my MS Office package. Frontpage is okay but I don't like as it can put in code what you don't want. Plus it doesn't allow for editing of PHP files, no code highlighting or any features for PHP. Frontpage is mainly for coding ASP pages etc.

 

I'd say dreamweaver is the best editor out there.

I was rather suckered into buying the 2002 upgrade if I recall. In fact it is not a lot of advance on 2000. Actually, as I have used PHP more, I use FP less and less, more like notepad in fact. I would use one of the other free PHP editors if only they would show my web server file structure in the folder window... Unless I have not persevered enough, none that I have tried seem to envisage on-line editing, which is what I do all the time.

 

EDIT: I have just discovered jEdit. It's 'folding' to hide code segments is just brilliant.

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I use multiple;

note pad,

text pad,

DOS mode,

Microsoft Frontpage,

and

the Beautiful Dreamweaver...

 

I know it's really annoying to use FP

specially with table alignment...

 

But i'm planning to migrate to Dreamweaver MX completely...

huh, huh, huh... : )

I use multiple;

note pad,

text pad,

DOS mode,

Microsoft Frontpage,

and

the Beautiful Dreamweaver...

 

I know it's really annoying to use FP

specially with table alignment...

 

But i'm planning to migrate to Dreamweaver MX completely...

huh, huh, huh...  : )

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May I ask the logic behind using 5 different editors for coding your PHP scripts?

 

Guest askjames01

ok, SA : )

 

Just like i said i liked both coding and layouting...

 

I use DOS mode to check files extensions if they really in proper names...

 

I use Notepad as a replacement for DOS Editor for my coding, but it is not

enough because when i learn to code on mysql specially the update

records thing ---> update INFILE the texts are scrambled so i use

Textedit instead as a replacement for notepad. using Textedit the records that to be updated are in the right track, dont ask me the details for this...,

i use textedit because it can determine texts files...

 

I use frontpage because it's easy to use... it's not that annoying really,

if you know the tricks huh, huh, huh : ), but the problem it's not WYSIWYG

and this is the first webpage editor that i learned before Dreamweaver, but currently i'm learning to use Dreamweaver it's nice, and easy to use than FrontPage...

 

And i think i'm gonna love Dreamweaver because there is no much

restrictions on coding and blah, blah, blah and i think it is much better

and complete than Frontpage. :)

 

 

I DREAM ---> DreamWeaver

 

 

 

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