FYI:

The new Dreamweaver MX now includes both the features of HomeSite and
UltraDev (the database-driven web site tool) since Macromedia bought the
developer of HomeSite and ColdFusion.


On 6/12/02 4:41 PM, "Rickie Good" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I must agree about Front Page making problems down the line.  I have heard
> that it does make it very easy for beginning webdesigners, but it also makes
> life very difficult for people who need to maintain the site.  Our webpage
> (www.sumtercountymuseum.com) was professionally designed by someone who used
> Front Page.  He did a great job but, Front Page leaves so much junk code that
> I had a very hard time with maintenance and reworking/expanding our pages.  It
> took me months to get rid of all the unnecessary tags.
>
> I am not a professional web designer, have just picked up stuff here and
> there.  For my needs, a program called HomeSite is great.  You have total
> control over the tagging. btw - if you do use Front Page, you should be aware
> that not all hosting sites support Front Page extenstions.
>
>
> Rickie Good
> Sumter County Museum
>

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