Re: Recommended web site programs

[Carol Anne Wall <carol_anne_t_wall -at- msn -dot- com>]

I've been using WeBuilder 2008 by Blumentals Software (http://www.blumentals.net/webuilder/).  There's a new version that has commercial pricing at $70, and the student/home version at $50.  I'm a big fan of Dreamweaver, but I can't afford it anymore.  WeBuilder has the type of functionality and behavior that I got use to with my Dreamweaver 4 software.

 

At this point, I don't do much beyond editing existing html pages, but I've been very pleased with WeBuilder so far.  I hope to be able to play with it more in the future, and do more site development than site editing.

 

Carol Anne



Carol Anne Wall - St. Paul, MN carol_anne_t_wall -at- msn -dot- com Community Faculty - Metropolitan State University


 		 	   		  
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