Re: PCWorks: Looking for Easy-to-Use HTML Editor

[Keith Thompson]

If its not complicated, I found that Netscape Composer (Free) does a 
very nice job and seems to be readable in both Netscape and IE.  You can 
download a free copy from the Netscape site.  If you do install, use the 
custom so that you can eliminate most of the AOL type junk that it wants 
to install.  I have some pages listed at the end of this mail that were 
made with NS (the family pages are almost all made with NS or modified 
with it [thumbnail arrangements and labeling]) and the lead page for the 
genealogy page was done with NS.

Keith Thompson
Carol Warman wrote:
We are assisting a local non-profit organization in bring their website
administration in-house. We're not sure of the technical level of the staff,
as of yet. 

We are looking for an easy to use HTML editor (preferably free or cheap)
that an average computer user (office secretary or administrator) can use to
keep certain website pages up to date. I'm thinking that Front Page would
probably be way too complicated!
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Carol Warman
 

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Keith Thompson, Worthington, OH 
Home Web Page: http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~kthompson/
Genealogy Web Page: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kthompson
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