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Frontpage or Dreamweaver?[/b][/quote] I can't believe you even had to ask that   Chris Blackwell - Echolima Web Services www.echolima.com - Affordable Linux Hosting chris@echolima.com Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #4 Karl KDA Web Services Ltd 2 reviews, 100% positive. Certified VIP Host I have made 7033 posts 295 posts within 6 months Contact Me, Company profile HomeSite for me, nothing beats knowing HTML and coding by hand for flexability and power. Karl Austin :: Owner :: KDA Web Services Ltd. :: UK Web Hosting and Servers 0800 542 9764 :: Company: 04114724 :: VAT: GB 842 9597 81 "Individual Solutions for Individual Customers" - Call us today for free Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. - Einstein Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #5 dch xoozoo.com Ltd no reviews yet. Post Review Certified Standard Host I have made 1009 posts 11 posts within 6 months Contact Me, Company profile InterDev for ASP (colour codes very nicely ) and currently PHP Coder for - er - PHP   and not forgetting trusty NotePad! » Sean Andrews, » xoozoo.com ltd - www.xoozoo.com » Free DNS Report tools - dr.xoozoo.com » Company no:6482396 Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #6 mark Neither! Notepad, great program doesn't crash ever! Paint Shop Pro, Quark Express etc █ Mark Baker █ Dark Group - www.dark.co.uk Views are my own, and not those of any company I'm involved with Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #7 netsolutions Quote HomeSite for me, nothing beats knowing HTML and coding by hand for flexability and power. [/b][/quote] I use to use HomeSite. HomeSite and Dreamweaver are pretty much the same now. Chris Blackwell - Echolima Web Services www.echolima.com - Affordable Linux Hosting chris@echolima.com Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #8 M@tt Not had chance to play with Homesite, but a Dreamweaver / Visual Interdev combination works well for me. Regards Matt Matthew Russell Tea Boy Voxtreme UK Limited Deano ! says: an i dont care if i look like a hair dresser their always styleish Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #9 netrg Guest I use both Frontpage and Dreamweaver as individually they dont offer everthing i need Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #10 dch xoozoo.com Ltd no reviews yet. Post Review Certified Standard Host I have made 1009 posts 11 posts within 6 months Contact Me, Company profile I have tried using DW but find it quite awkward - especially with tables! But I am told once you get used to it - you love it!? » Sean Andrews, » xoozoo.com ltd - www.xoozoo.com » Free DNS Report tools - dr.xoozoo.com » Company no:6482396 Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #11 netsolutions You do! Chris Blackwell - Echolima Web Services www.echolima.com - Affordable Linux Hosting chris@echolima.com Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #12 M@tt I love DW - infact I love Macromedia on the whole - a great company that produce awesome products. Matthew Russell Tea Boy Voxtreme UK Limited Deano ! says: an i dont care if i look like a hair dresser their always styleish Reply With Quote   10th December 2001 #13 netsolutions I wouldn't mind though if they brought there prices down a tad Chris Blackwell - Echolima Web Services www.echolima.com - Affordable Linux Hosting chris@echolima.com Reply With Quote   15th December 2001 #14 jonny_b TBH both have severe faults....Frontpage is a kids toy ( no offence ) but its complete crap and is no better than MSWord at creating web pages... If you dont, you should try maintaining a dedicaded FP box, it crashes more times that a crap driver* and is really not worth the hassle of maintenance! Dreamweaver had some very poor traits but is useful if you design using a visual / code view..... you cant rely on it doing either properly but its a good inbetween! * poor i know Jonny Baird Vibus Limited UK & Ireland Reseller, Dedicated and Collocation Accounts Reply With Quote   16th December 2001 #15 netsolutions I agree that front page is like word with web page editing Chris Blackwell - Echolima Web Services www.echolima.com - Affordable Linux Hosting chris@echolima.com Reply With Quote   + Reply to Thread Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Last Jump to page: « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Thread Information Users Browsing this Thread There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)   Similar Threads Frontpage 2003 and web hosting HELP? 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