If you don't want to pay that much for a web page designing program, use
microsoft word or coral word perfect. Both will do the job, but I'd
recommend coral over msword, simply because it's easier.
At 06:02 PM 10/11/99 -0700, you wrote:
>You can get a 30-day trial for Dreamweaver, or buy it for about $300. I use
>Frontpage 2000, it also costs about the same. Either one has a learning curve,
>but if you intend to build good web pages, these are the top picks. Good luck.
>
>Kimberly
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>Kevin Minor wrote:
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>> Hi listers.
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>> As usual, the topic was discussed, but I don't have the information on it.
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>> I'm wanting to create web pages for work as well as at home, and I'm looking
>> for a good web building tool.
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>> I'd like this tool to be powerful enough for future use, but for now here is
>> what I'm looking for.
>>
>> A tool that lets you specify the displayed text for a link, and then prompts
>> you for the address of the link.
>>
>> I also need to build forms with check boxes, combo boxes and an area for
>> comments.
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>> At present, I'm not looking to add graphics to the page, but I'd like the
>> flexibility to do so. I have looked at HTML code, and it's fairly straight
>> forward until you think of all the nesting required. It's tedious, and I'd
>> like to find something that automates much of the HTML coding. I have
>> looked at Aracnofilia, but it still requires some knowledge of HTML coding.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any information. One other thing. I want to know the
>> good web building tools, as well as how much they cost.
>>
>> Kevin Minor
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