I have used various html editors (HotDog, Cold Fusion, Word 97) and frontpage 98 and then 2000 enable the beginner as well as the expert to make top notch web sites. I manage an ISP (www.ala.nu) and its home page was partially created with front page. We host over 50 independent sites and 90% of them were created with some version of front page. I would like to note that if you are using this product make sure you do the Microsoft Office Updates as with out doing so the sites you create will look totally different when viewed with Netscape. I'm not biased as to which browser is superior but MS did notice the problem and posted a fix for it on there web site. There is a tremendous amount of downloads for this product for theme's and it is extremely customizable for the user. It has the tools for the power user to make banners, counters and to edit the code itself. The coloring of the code to locate breaks helps tremendously when troubleshooting a large site. If the future of HTML is headed this way then this definitely is a must have and learn product. It is also a great learning tool for those of us that want to see the code required for a feature. WYSIWYG.



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