I love Microsoft FrontPage
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toxcct wrote:
however, the Expression Web application (which is new "MS Frontpage") is really good, and XHTML standard compliant (looks like at least).
Dude, did you miss the qualifier "for writing articles"??? Do I really want Expression Web and XHTML for writing articles??? :laugh: Heh. This just goes to prove: A) You criticize a product and you get jumped on B) You praise a product and you get jumped on So, whether we hate or love, it makes no difference. The world keeps on turning like a stripped screw (or the other way around, for those that prefer less than "pure" metaphors.) Marc
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toxcct wrote:
however, the Expression Web application (which is new "MS Frontpage") is really good, and XHTML standard compliant (looks like at least).
Dude, did you miss the qualifier "for writing articles"??? Do I really want Expression Web and XHTML for writing articles??? :laugh: Heh. This just goes to prove: A) You criticize a product and you get jumped on B) You praise a product and you get jumped on So, whether we hate or love, it makes no difference. The world keeps on turning like a stripped screw (or the other way around, for those that prefer less than "pure" metaphors.) Marc
you just like to be contrary marc. admit it.
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you just like to be contrary marc. admit it.
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jgasm wrote:
you just like to be contrary marc. admit it.
I thought it already was obvious. :) Marc
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
Marc Clifton wrote:
It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring.
Yes, I used to use it for writing articles (in the days when I did :-)). It's OK for this but not so good for general purpose HTML work.
Kevin
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
okay, i give in. someone voted this a 1. well i voted it a 5. :( people are so judgemental.
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
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toxcct wrote:
however, the Expression Web application (which is new "MS Frontpage") is really good, and XHTML standard compliant (looks like at least).
Dude, did you miss the qualifier "for writing articles"??? Do I really want Expression Web and XHTML for writing articles??? :laugh: Heh. This just goes to prove: A) You criticize a product and you get jumped on B) You praise a product and you get jumped on So, whether we hate or love, it makes no difference. The world keeps on turning like a stripped screw (or the other way around, for those that prefer less than "pure" metaphors.) Marc
Conducting social experiments in The Lounge is just begging for trouble.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
Expression Web works good:) I wrote my last 5 articles using Expression Web.
You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK
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Conducting social experiments in The Lounge is just begging for trouble.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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"...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
Conducting social experiments in The Lounge is just begging for trouble.
ROTF! You're right, but it's FUN! Marc
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
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Expression Web works good:) I wrote my last 5 articles using Expression Web.
You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK
Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
I wrote my last 5 articles using Expression Web.
OK, I'll have to check it out! See--now this is what works, a recommendation from a reputable CPian. :) Marc
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Conducting social experiments in The Lounge is just begging for trouble.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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"...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001Maybe so, but I enjoy watching your test-to-destruction rituals.
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
There's also [shameless plug] BobBuilder[^] :-D You can also use Visual Studio. VS2008 now has an option to split the html and preview panes vertically ( good on wide screens ). I may be biased, but I prefer BobBuilder for the CP-specific shortcut keys.
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Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
I wrote my last 5 articles using Expression Web.
OK, I'll have to check it out! See--now this is what works, a recommendation from a reputable CPian. :) Marc
Marc Clifton wrote:
See--now this is what works, a recommendation from a reputable CPian.
how should i take this ?
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toxcct wrote:
however, the Expression Web application (which is new "MS Frontpage") is really good, and XHTML standard compliant (looks like at least).
Dude, did you miss the qualifier "for writing articles"??? Do I really want Expression Web and XHTML for writing articles??? :laugh: Heh. This just goes to prove: A) You criticize a product and you get jumped on B) You praise a product and you get jumped on So, whether we hate or love, it makes no difference. The world keeps on turning like a stripped screw (or the other way around, for those that prefer less than "pure" metaphors.) Marc
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It's the coolest tool for writing articles and for general simple HTML authoring. The split view is great and it's a simple and easy tool to learn how to use (for writing articles). too bad MS discontinued it. Marc
I use it along side Visual Studio for sorting out tables formatting etc.
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Marc Clifton wrote:
See--now this is what works, a recommendation from a reputable CPian.
how should i take this ?
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toxcct wrote:
how should i take this ?
Erm, with a picture of me putting my foot in my mouth? Marc