off topic... Any advice on web publishing software???
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off topic... Any advice on web publishing software???
anyone have any recommendations on a program for designing webpages???? Any downloadalbe, or a program to buy, that don't cost 500 dollars!!! Thanks.
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Oh yeah, my Lightning is in my driveway waiting for the ice on the cover to melt so i can put my wet okoles on and finish the interior work.
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I second the vote for FrontPage as far as ease of use goes. You'll have to make sure that whoever is actually hosting the page uses Windows NT/ 2000 servers with FronPage extentions. A lot of the features and functionality that you create are Microsoft specific, and won't run properly on non MS web servers, like Apache.
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Originally posted by redlightspecial
I second the vote for FrontPage as far as ease of use goes. You'll have to make sure that whoever is actually hosting the page uses Windows NT/ 2000 servers with FronPage extentions. A lot of the features and functionality that you create are Microsoft specific, and won't run properly on non MS web servers, like Apache.
I second the vote for FrontPage as far as ease of use goes. You'll have to make sure that whoever is actually hosting the page uses Windows NT/ 2000 servers with FronPage extentions. A lot of the features and functionality that you create are Microsoft specific, and won't run properly on non MS web servers, like Apache.
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Try Net Objects Fusion 7
You can try it free for 30 days. I am no web developer, but it let me make a fairly decent page, after about 2 days of playing and figuring it out. This is by no means a great example of what you can do, but check out www.tncpa.us. It was made with NOF7.
You can try it free for 30 days. I am no web developer, but it let me make a fairly decent page, after about 2 days of playing and figuring it out. This is by no means a great example of what you can do, but check out www.tncpa.us. It was made with NOF7.
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Do not get this guy hooked on the most bloated piece of software out there, not to mention having him upload the pages on an NT server.
Due to a MS sql bug, the entire internet was brought to it's knees last weekend, when a worm was doSing everything through port 1334 looking for unpatched MS servers to infect. Even though MS had a patch out in July, enough people didn't use it, so that it caused problems for everyone.
Get 1st Page 2000 for free, and use it on a widely available, cheaper, and open source platform *nix sever.
When you get good at that, you can use notepad to write it, and 1st page to view like I used to.
skennett, you're funny.
Due to a MS sql bug, the entire internet was brought to it's knees last weekend, when a worm was doSing everything through port 1334 looking for unpatched MS servers to infect. Even though MS had a patch out in July, enough people didn't use it, so that it caused problems for everyone.
Get 1st Page 2000 for free, and use it on a widely available, cheaper, and open source platform *nix sever.
When you get good at that, you can use notepad to write it, and 1st page to view like I used to.
skennett, you're funny.