ndmmxiaomayi SG Sharepoint hard to use IMO. I've been figuring out that damn software for very long and not created something sensible out of it. Gave up, use Dreamweaver. Too many features till I don't know how to use. Then switch over to Amaya.
4getmenot SG i think production for frontpage has stopped.. i've used several html editors before.. and i think i still prefer dreamweaver maybe becuz i am more familar with its enviroment than other softwares, for raw html, i use context instead..
LatecomerX SG Among the free alternatives, I would recommend SciTE. Lightweight but packed with many essential features a coder would need.
LatecomerX SG The one that comes with Office is Publisher, not Frontpage. If you pass one of those installation discs to a web designer, the first thing they will do is to toss it on the floor and stomp on it with anger. Edit: I just checked wiki a while ago. Frontpage does come with Office 2000 and Office XP. My mistake for not verifying this earlier. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office#Editions_for_Microsoft_Windows
LatecomerX SG Well, my feet are not nimble enough to code. If you mean as opposed to using a WYSIWYG interface to edit HTML, then yea, I still code by hand.
LatecomerX SG It's Microsoft Expression Web actually. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Expression_Web
ndmmxiaomayi SG No wonder you have the opinion that Publisher sucks as a HTML editor. It sucks, honest. But for the lazy to create some simple cards or posters, it works well enough. I'm one.
MyPillowTalks SG i still code html by hands, for ssssiiimmmmmppllleee things. onli code part of a page, cannot afford to look at the long list of: OMG~~!! i see more of that in fading grey colour will go blind
manyu882 SG notepad and frontpage. the first time i every did my own web page at sec 3 using pure notepad.. ^^ din knowthere is a software to aid doing webpages.
