I use a copy of Oreily's Webmaster in a nutshell (best Tag reference I can find)
and Bluefish/WebMaker (mainly becasue I'm too lazy to type the tags)
I tried GUI systems in my unenlightened windows days, and found they were all
both limiting (they wouldn't let me do what I wanted to) and I was spending
more time trying to get around the program than I was thinking of what it
should look like
Andrew
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> 1. Buy a book on HTML (I picked up Sam's Teach yourself HTML4 in
> 24 hours for $5.99 from Borders)
> 2. Learn from the book that you
> dont need anything more than a text editor to make webpages. I
> use both vi and emacs/xemacs. I prefer emacs, but it doesnt hurt
> to know both editors. 3. Good Luck!
>
> On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, you wrote: > Hi, >
> > I'm looking to (finally) dive into web page design, and have been
> > horrified by the different packages (and their cost) under M$ Windows,
> > and, anyway, am rapidly coming to prefer Linux. Can anyone recommend any
> > good packages?
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Trevor
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