Daniel wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
On 12-12-06 6:50 AM, Daniel wrote:
As I recall, if you do a custom install of SeaMonkey, you get to select
which "parts" of the SM Suite that you want to install!
If you do a "normal" install, I think it gets installed.
Just checked in my Win7 Un-install screen and Composer is not listed!
It's bundled with the browser.
I figured as much, Chris, but as I seem to recall you could select to
install it or not, I thought it might get listed separately in the
un-install list.
At least in the Windows downloaded full install even a custom install
now only gives you a chance to select the destination folder, not which
components get installed. Been this way for a while.
Also, Composer is open-source. And there are a couple of off-shoots
from it you might want to investigate.
http://www.bluegriffon.org/
http://www.kompozer.net/
I use one or the other occasionally for conversions, not for creation.
I write all my pages using EditPadPro by hand.
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afterward.
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