Are there any click and point type browser/editor hybrids that get a page
then allow editing the page?
Netscape's composer ?
The 'save as complete web page' feature in most browsers and copy of Dream
Weaver ?
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etc.
Tom Chiverton
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If you're talking about the date that is commonly displayed in the header or
footer when you print a web page, it's usually as simple as changing the
date/time on your computer.
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Internet Explorer 5ish has a Save as, which saves the whole lot.
Then there are various programs that will spider a site and grab all the
files for you to have a local copy too
If you're using fusebox and the date on the page is supplied via a variable
in the attributes scope, then you
IE has the ability to download an entire web page (graphics, javascripts and
all) using the File:Save function. Then, they can run it on their own
desktop with anything changed they want . . .
Dave
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From: Brian Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'd say it depends on what's installed client side - if I right click any
page in IE I can choose to edit the page in XML Spy or edit with Visual
Studio .NET - DWMX doesn't appear for some reason.
Jb.
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From: Brian Fox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 September 2002
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