>So which software are you Tipsters using to maintain your Web pages? >Is there anything I should seek or avoid?
GoLive is a good intermediate level piece of software--powerful enough to do quite a bit, but not too difficult to learn. I've been very happy with it-- +It doesn't dump a lot of proprietary or extra code into documents that slows down the display of the web page. +You can work with a Layout version of the file to do close-to-WYSIWYG, and you can also work with a Source version that shows all the html code. I go back and forth between the two for editing (they're selected within the document by clicking on a tab)--using whichever version lets me do the particular editing task most efficiently. +It has a nice FTP feature that allows you upload and download your files to the web server pretty easily from within GoLive. +It works well on the Mac. I will say, in addition, that I learned on PageMill (seems like eons ago), I don't like the way microsoft converts documents into web pages from MSWord or Excel, and I've not used Dreamweaver or FrontPage!--So take what I've said in that context! brenda -- ______________________________ Brenda S. Smith, Ph.D. Westmont College Psychology Dept. 955 La Paz Road Santa Barbara, CA 93108-1099 805.565.6113 phone 805.565.6116 fax [EMAIL PROTECTED] ______________________________ --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
