You may want to try Netscape Composer. It comes with
Netscape Communicator.
We use it here at WWU for a ton of stuff. Unfortunatly we
use the Win95 version.
I think the Linux version works pretty well, although I haven't
played with it for a while. Vi is my HTML composer of choice.
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Hi. Here's something that works with Linux, but is not
nearly as easy to use or with as many features as frontpage.
It does the job, though.
http://www.w3.org/Amaya
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i'll try to find something tonight,there is some utility for doing the
stuff you describe here (though i'm not sure about the DHTML thingie).
Alain (who did his last night searching program and d/l documents).
> >I'm not pleased. Not at all. I've used MS Frontpage 97 on WindowsNT for
> >quite a
vi?
Later,
Kevin
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From: Tristan Day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Debianlist
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 1998 4:13 AM
Subject: Alternative to MS Frontpage web design?
>I'm not pleased. Not at all. I've used MS Frontpage 97 on WindowsNT for
>quite a
I'm not pleased. Not at all. I've used MS Frontpage 97 on WindowsNT for
quite a while for my web site, and for compatibility and to save
confusion, I typed all filenames and target frames in capital letters (eg a
href="BLAH.HTM" target=MAIN). However MS doesn't like all capitals, and
changes it on
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