Hi Robin, Thanks for the reply, but you don't mention your "qualifications". My whole project is to demystify the thing for people who are simply Users, not Geeks or would-be's.
As for Frontpage, the dozen or so people I know who make a living - yes, actually pay their rent from their activities as serious Web Implementers *all* use FP. Specifically, FP98. ( There are excellent reasons for it commercially and productively, if not technically) There is nothing simpler, there is nothing faster, there is nothing cheaper or easier to support - which is where you make or lose your hourly rate in the real world. I have tried to replace it many times ( a sucker for anything promising THIS time it will work :-) ) and still use it. BUT am always happy to hear from anyone about something different, new, better - after all - I've been with Linux since 5.2. :-) BTW: Your comment about people who can't be bothered coding HTML ..................... you qualify as a Geek on THAT alone. :-) Cheers! John "Simply because I know HOW change my own gearbox oil is certainly no reason to do so........" ----- Original Message ----- From: Robin Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 9:58 PM Subject: Re: [newbie] Any First Go success stories ? > As I said, every Mandrake from 7.2 on has worked out of the box on > both my home computer (standard 2CD install) and my office computer > (FTP install) with the sole exception that I mentioned of needing to > type "sndconfig" to get my sound card working. Win 98 actually gave > me more graphic card headaches (no built-in drivers for S3Trio or > Trident, IRQ conflicts after upgrading to a GeForce II). > >
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