swer you question, no 2.0's not free but you could probably
pick up a shrink-wrapped version of it somewhere on the web for cheaper
than 4.0. Try DealNN or DealMac, not in that order.
You wrote:
>Message-Id:
>Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 18:02:45 -0800
>From: Corina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
Dan Logan on 1/20/01 8:29 AM wrote:
> You might also want to try Freeway 3.0 - it works pretty fast on a 2400 -
> you can get a demo from http://www.softpress.com
>
> It's got most of the features of dreamweaver and golive, and the graphics
> handing is much better...
>
I use Freeway 3.0 myself
Just use either GoLive or PageMill on your 2400c, since you don't need to
know any html to start with and they both run just fine on mine and I do
professional pages on my 2400c. I must admit that I use my desktop when I
can, due to the larger screen (getting old sucks!), and its larger capacity
d
>You might also want to try Freeway 3.0 - it works pretty fast on a 2400 -
>you can get a demo from http://www.softpress.com
>
>It's got most of the features of dreamweaver and golive, and the graphics
>handing is much better...
>
>Dan.
Hi:
Depending on how advanced you need to be, you can get a
You might also want to try Freeway 3.0 - it works pretty fast on a 2400 -
you can get a demo from http://www.softpress.com
It's got most of the features of dreamweaver and golive, and the graphics
handing is much better...
Dan.
>Hi Ajax,
>
>I would have read this thread sooner, but I didn't kn
I pay $22 a month for the 38.4k service of ricochet.
The best place to find more info is at their web site.
www.ricochet.com
For the past year and a half, I have happly use it.
When traffic gets bad on 880N before 101 (it's a bay
area thing) I jump off the freeway and duck into
Cramers Bagles.
Ok, vi is one of the original text editors on UNIX. It
was designed to be use w/o a mouse. It is very complex
and/or frustrating to use. Imagine using Simple Text
w/o the mouse (only using arrows) and you have to type
"i" before you can enter text. It is not a program any
sane person would use on
Hi Ajax,
I would have read this thread sooner, but I didn't know what a "web prod"
was. ;-) I have been using Dreamweaver 1.2 for quite a while. I haven't
tried any similar software, so I don't know if it's slow in comparison. It
gets a little wonky when the memory gets low, so I don't usually do
Shane wrote:
> I have done web production on a 2400, but only for
> fun. Some of my best web design happens at coffee
> shops. The last time I worked on my web page was on a
> train. The only problem was my Ricochet modem kept
> disconnecting.
> Oh, yeah, I did some web stuff on the Seattle ferry
What is the setup and cost of using a Ricochet modem on a 2400c or a G3.Firewire? I
would love to be able to use my cell phone on my laptop but need some advice on how
to go about it. I have nation wide cell service now.
Tom
Shane wrote:
> I have done web production on a 2400, but only for
> fun
MS FrontPage and GoLive both Run Well! I really like GoLive for the Mac
development!
Brandy
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Subject: [Duo2400] web prod on a 2400c
Thi
>I have done web production on a 2400, but only for
>fun.
I've done a tad... but I am nowhere close to being a web designer!
>The last time I worked on my web page was on a
>train. The only problem was my Ricochet modem kept
>disconnecting.
Probably due to hitting an excess of 60mph. I have bee
>
>Oh, yeah, I did some web stuff on the Seattle ferry. I
>do all of my html raw. So far I use Simple Text. When
I don't know if cost is concern but for about $100 bbedit can't be
beat for both html and perl. Once you start using it, you can't go
back to simpletext.
>I'm not on my 2400 I use "
>I'm wondering if any on the list do web production on their 2400c's?
I used GoLive Cyberstudeo 3.0 on my 180/13/2400c without any problems. I
now run GoLive 5.0 on my 2400c since I upgrading to a 320 Interware
processor last spring. The only problems in web production are my own
not GoLive
I have done web production on a 2400, but only for
fun. Some of my best web design happens at coffee
shops. The last time I worked on my web page was on a
train. The only problem was my Ricochet modem kept
disconnecting.
Oh, yeah, I did some web stuff on the Seattle ferry. I
do all of my html raw.
great. thanks. i have GoLive 4.0 but haven't used it in a while.
i'm going to try out Dreamweaver 2.0 too.
You wrote:
>Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 09:55:32 -0600
>Subject: [Duo2400] Re: web prod on a 2400c
>From: Thomas Ethen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Message-ID: <[EMAIL
on 1/19/01 8:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
GoLive works great on my 2400c/320 and doesn't seem slow at all.
Tom
> This is a little off topic, but I hope you all will bear with me.
> I'm wondering if any on the list do web production on their 2400c's?
>
> I ask b/c I loaded Dr
I don't have a 2400. Just got a 2300 and have some other assorted duo's.
Anyway I've run GoLive 4.0 on a 3400 with no problem. It's very similar to
the 2400. I don't do web production, just like to fool around.
I believe you can download a demo version of GoLive 5.0 from adobe or other
assorted si
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