anyone that knows a nice webdesign tool out there that don’t cost money and is not based on HTML hacking only ? I am an artist and want to use WYSIWYG interface/GUI ??? (like Dreamweaver, but for free)
anyone knows such tool…for Windows system that is…
thanks in advance,
ztonzy
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yeah , thanks for the tips, but I wanted it for free…and It seems it is for beginners…I am not an newbie so I would like to have more advanced tool…
but thanks alot !!
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Try AOLpress.
http://www.mmsd.org/webpub/aolpress.htm
It isn’t Dreamweaver but it works ok. Make sure you validate all of your html using one of the validation services on the net. There are a few quirks. Example, you can’t change the font face using WYSIWYG, you’ll have to edit the FONT tag’s manually.
Hell, if you want free, you could also try Frontpage Express or Netscape Composer. Not great but more up to date than AOLpress. Again, you will want to validate your html especially to check for cross browser compatability.
SatoriGFX.
This one is in a class with Blender and GIMP!
And it’s freeware.
1stPage 2000. http://www.evrsoft.com/
None better in my opinion!
It’s not Wysiwyg, but a professional texed based editor with a great interface. It has plenty of “wizards” to automaticly code your page if you’re in a hurry. You can see your page as you create it too. It’s actually an integrated suite of tools. This type of editor gives you total control over page design unlike wysiwyg apps which are very constricted.
On 2002-03-24 09:09, rwv01 wrote:
This one is in a class with Blender and GIMP!
And it’s freeware.1stPage 2000. http://www.evrsoft.com/
None better in my opinion!
It’s not Wysiwyg, but a professional texed based editor with a great interface. It has plenty of “wizards” to automaticly code your page if you’re in a hurry. You can see your page as you create it too. It’s actually an integrated suite of tools. This type of editor gives you total control over page design unlike wysiwyg apps which are very constricted.
Awesome, thanks. Now I’m not limited using only a simple texteditor like metapad.
Eric - Sweden
In france, dreamweaver 2 was released as freeware so maybe you could try to search if it’s a worldwide free distribution…
dreamweaver 2 is cool and efficiant.
Graphinc
I think I remember the “Computer Arts” magazine also releasing it as freeware on one of it’s CD-ROMs, not sure though.
On 2002-03-24 09:58, graphinc wrote:
…dreamweaver 2 was released as freeware…
Graphinc
Try this: http://www.freewarefiles.com/programs.php?ProgramID=1938&categoryid=4&subcategoryid=43
I haven’t used it, but it is free.
well, 1st page (http://www.evrsoft.com) can crash sometimes and has some pretty nasty memory leaks… if it doesn’t bother too much, then i agree it is quite good. another excellent editor (i use this now) is HTML-Kit at http://www.chami.com, which is also good, a little uglier, but i find that it crashes less.
the eversoft 1stpage2000 is a great app, works great on my PowerBook (Virtual PC, win2000 Professional) it’s the best web editor I’ve tried.
<This one is in a class with Blender and GIMP!
And it’s freeware.
1stPage 2000. http://www.evrsoft.com/
None better in my opinion!>
I have to agree 
This is another vote for 1st page2000. Just save often. Are they still active?
sadly, i don’t think they are active actually anymore…
downloaded 1stpage2000… whoa!
NICE app…
times of expensive webdesign software are counted… heh!
tnx 4 the great tip.
**ignore grammar error in my previous post… g
btw: 1stpage hasn’t crashed yet here.
HTML-KIT… Better than eversofts in my opinion… only second to Homesite… but for free… better than all, for windows that is.
the thing i hate about 1stpage is that when ever I scroll to somewhere in the preview, and then change the HTML, the preview goes back up to the top. That sucks. can it be changed?