Thread: Seriousness Wysiwyg editor for someone used to FrontPage?
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Old 11-11-2010, 01:53 PM   #4
pete_1967
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Originally Posted by Ea View Post
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll definitely look into them. Karma your way
No worries, me being so used to open source stuff it only just occurred to me that you might be also willing to pay for an editor.

Many, many moons ago I used Evrsoft's First Page (http://www.evrsoft.com/1stpage3.shtml) that was 100% free. I think you now have to pay modest price for it and then there is the old stalwart, CoffeeCup (http://www.coffeecup.com/html-editor/) that has wysiwyg as well nowadays for a modest price of $49. I used to use both at work and at the time they were pretty good, I can only guess they have only got better since.

Of course, if you want to pay few hundred $$ then Dreamweaver is probably the best option.

Or install either Gvim or Emacs and tell him to get on with it
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