Hi everyone,
Thanks for all the imput. :)
I had tried to edit the Legacy file in Notepad and as I said, I lost all
my graphics for that page. Obviously
I did something wrong. LOL
However, I have used UltraEdit before and have a copy of Frontpage
somewhere, plus I've been dabbling around
in Publisher. :)
I used the Wizard in Publisher, hyper-linked Legacy in, and then I had the
problem of having 2 index.html files!
So I canned the Publisher page, and have just uploaded Legacy...
www.silkweb.com.au
I do have some basic knowledge of HTML, having made a skelton :) webpage
in the past.
However, let's face it for a newbie, having Legacy build a webpage with
over 2500 people in it, saves
a lot of time. :)
Ron has kindly sent me an email, so I'll give it another go. :) Well let
you know what happens. LOL
Kind regards,
Sherrie.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 13:06:30 +1100, Wm Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Any program that will handle a plain text file can be used to edit or
create a page of html. None will cause any problems -- any that occur
are the result of the editor's ability, not the program's. I build and
edit all my web pages using UltraEdit; I can also recommend the HTML
editor by CoffeeCup Software. Whatever your choice, don't ever use
WYSIWYG; there are many on-line guides for learning basic coding and
you'll be far better served spend a little time in study then falling
victim to the seduction of quick and easy automation.
As for Frontpage, the less said the better.
Wm Voss
Paul wrote:
You have to be careful how you go about editing web pages with html.
If you
do it in something like Notepad, it may cause you problems. I am not
sure
which editing software, but I do know that some of them will mess up
your
pages if you make any edits without the proper software and others
don't. I
am sure someone else would know more about which ones you may or may not
use. I have Microsoft Frontpage, so it is a breeze for me.
Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.bedingfieldcousins.com
Whiting, KS researching: Abell, Bedingfield, Hinson,
Stockton, Whiteside, Parrack,
Cyprett
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