How does www.sgi.com/software/sitemgr.html fit into this discussion?

Ben Huot ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
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>I've used Netscape Composer almost exclusively for several years and
>don't recommend it - it has no text editor with it - it can't handle
>Javascript - runs all the lines together. It keeps on defaulting to
>local absolute links for href and img so when you upload it works fine,
>but just on your computer. Can't handle forms graphically.
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>It uses line breaks instead of paragraph breaks - which is good for
>poetry. Why don't you just use Gimp and make imagemaps of everything and
>then make pdf versions of your content. Imagemaps allow for much more
>flexible design layout. Almost every Linux program outputs to ps and you
>can use ps3pdf to convert it to pdf.
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>If you are willing to use something with as few features as composer,
>use open office html editor - it is much better. I have also used this
>for about a year and liked it much better.
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>You could also use Abiword pretty soon - I use it to convert files to
>xhtml format. The development version suppports tables. It is like lyx
>in that it is structured but it uses more current technologies. It
>integrates with gimp and has a lot of useful features like on the fly
>spell check, thesaurus, etc.
>
>The coffecup html editor has a preview but you still  code by hand.
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>Linux Rocks ! wrote:
>> I guess Ill have to try mozilla's composer feature... thats 2 votes I
>> belive... I tried bluefish a year or 2 ago... I didnt like it... what is it
>> about it that you like? (maybe Im missing something?)
>>
>> Jamie
>>
>> On Thursday 30 January 2003 11:13 pm, Bob Miller wrote:
>> : Linux Rocks ! wrote:
>> : > So... I was thinking Id try some html editors for linux. There are a few
>> : > out there, I havent tried many, but I was thinking of trying some. Anyone
>> : > familiar with any? what are some of the features?
>> :
>> : Try bluefish, and try Mozilla Composer.  I can get work done with
>> : either one, though I agree with Larry that Composer's table support is
>> : weird.
>>
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