What web design program?

What is a good wysiwyg web design program for someone who maintains a basic 
website for a business? I'm a computer professional but don't have time to 
maintain my basic site. Web design is not my forte but I do like to do it 
myself so I at least have an idea what is involved. I have been using 
FrontPage 2003 because as a Microsoft partner I have access to all their 
software. It does the job but is frustrating at times. I tried a trial of 
Dreamweaver but it was way too complicated for what I need. Is there 
something in between?

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TechB 

<G> I hear your frustration over FrontPage (literally) as well as your 
loyalty to Microsoft products. I think what we're needing to find is a 
solution for 'home-based' or 'in-house' web design and publishing that meets 
the basic needs and supplies some bells and whistles too - without being 
over complicated or too advanced or inflated for us little folks.

I'll be looking forward to seeing what others have used or recommend - I 
think we can all benefit from the experience of others *s*

K.Dee :)

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What is a good wysiwyg web design program for someone who maintains a basic
website for a business? I'm a computer professional but don't have time to
maintain my basic site. Web design is not my forte but I do like to do it
myself so I at least have an idea what is involved. I have been using
FrontPage 2003 because as a Microsoft partner I have access to all their
software. It does the job but is frustrating at times. I tried a trial of
Dreamweaver but it was way too complicated for what I need. Is there
something in between?

-- 
TechB

Thanks, Joan. I liked the St. Patricks site. Did you use Composer to create 
those sites? Is Composer wysiwyg? I don't mind editing some code once I've 
got a basic design but I really like a wysiwyg mode for the initial design.

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TechB
www.kdbsystems.com

Joan wrote:
> I have used Composer - part of Netscape or Mozilla. It is simple and
> easy to use.
>
> Joan
> www.joansweb.com
>
> "TechB" <gt4NOSPAMdatsun@h*o*t*m*a*i*l.com> wrote in
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> news:CV116SpVGHA.3192@GAMERA.annex.com...
>> What is a good wysiwyg web design program for someone who maintains a
>> basic website for a business? I'm a computer professional but don't
>> have time to maintain my basic site. Web design is not my forte but
>> I do like to do it myself so I at least have an idea what is
>> involved. I have been using FrontPage 2003 because as a Microsoft
>> partner I have access to all their software. It does the job but is
>> frustrating at times. I tried a trial of Dreamweaver but it was way
>> too complicated for what I need. Is there something in between?
>>
>> --
>> TechB 

I have used Composer - part of Netscape or Mozilla. It is simple and easy to 
use.

Joan
www.joansweb.com

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> What is a good wysiwyg web design program for someone who maintains a 
> basic website for a business? I'm a computer professional but don't have 
> time to maintain my basic site. Web design is not my forte but I do like 
> to do it myself so I at least have an idea what is involved. I have been 
> using FrontPage 2003 because as a Microsoft partner I have access to all 
> their software. It does the job but is frustrating at times. I tried a 
> trial of Dreamweaver but it was way too complicated for what I need. Is 
> there something in between?
>
> -- 
> TechB
> 

Hiya,
If you understand the basics of HTML and would prefer not to deal with the 
extra stuff that makes Frontpage incompatible with browsers other than IE, I 
love Coffeecup. It's $50 but with that you'll get lifetime updates for the 
software. CoffeeCup HTML Editor They also have a free HTML CoffeeCup Free 
HTML Editor 8.0 but the visual editor requires the full version.


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> What is a good wysiwyg web design program for someone who maintains a 
> basic website for a business? I'm a computer professional but don't have 
> time to maintain my basic site. Web design is not my forte but I do like 
> to do it myself so I at least have an idea what is involved. I have been 
> using FrontPage 2003 because as a Microsoft partner I have access to all 
> their software. It does the job but is frustrating at times. I tried a 
> trial of Dreamweaver but it was way too complicated for what I need. Is 
> there something in between?
>
> -- 
> TechB
>