blinddog wrote:
> Coffe Cup make a browser (But it costs) and there is also Quanta which I use
> sometimes http://quanta.sourceforge.net
I have used Quanta, Jill uses it a lot at home here. Its excellent, with a file manager
window, a window that renders your HTML and a window that shows the code. Pulldowns and
tabs neatly organise the available commands. However it is yet another another HTML
editor, and even though a good one, it is not similar to Dreamweaver. Send an email to
Dreanweaver pointing out that you are a user of their excellent product under windows
but
as you are now moving to a Linux platform you are interested in a version of the
product
for Linux :-)
> > James Gifford wrote:
> > > I'm trying to wean myself off Windows. Does anyone know of web design
> > > software similar to Dreamweaver for Linux?
Mike
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