Johnny Rosenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
2008/3/23, Jonathan Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Nicolas Kordas wrote:
> Hello,
> at first I love Open office it's great! But I miss a webeditor like
> Dreamweaver 8 or some else. I want to ask you, if the new Open office
> would have a Webeditor just like Dreamweaver! I am 16 years old and I
live
> in germany. I make and made many promotions for Openoffice ... But with
a
> web-editor is Open office really better than the rest! Please answer me
> quickly. Thank you
>
>
Hi Nicolas,
You can use Openoffice to create/edit html files but if you want
something
more sophisticated I would suggest Kompozer which you can find here:
http://kompozer.net/
Cheers,
Jonathan
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Hello Nicolas
There are many Web Editors to choose from.
I go to www.download.com and try out the editors
every once and a while.
As for your being 16 years old, I have been hand writing
HTML for more than half of your life. I still prefer to to it
that way, whenever possible, since it makes a smaller file
size, than many of the WYSIWYG programs.
Firefox has some plug-ins that are made for HTML coding and
verification. Also Seamonkey, Mozilla's suite is designed for
web page design.
I still use NoteTab lite for most of my coding, and then use
some other program to help with verification.
Question: Do you work with PHP, Perl, or any other language
that needs an online server to view them, or is everything in HTML,
Javascript, etc. and you can debug it offline?
Tim Lungstrom
New York State, USA
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