Learn the Code (But Only What You Must)

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May. 31 2007 at 11:36 PM
Posted by: charles “Quote Reply
There is a program called "Nvu" It allows you to build a website in simple text and it generates the html code. It's free! Charles Conley
Dec. 31 2007 at 1:42 AM
Posted by: charlie702 “Quote Reply
Another great program is Notepad ++. Also free and will format and color code your html and other code. VERY nice.
Jan. 05 2008 at 4:10 PM
Posted by: DoorMat “Quote Reply
I am going to try NVU
Jan. 17 2008 at 9:43 PM
Posted by: blog2hersh “Quote Reply
There are a few HTMeditors. check out some from the list: Jimdo Weebly Typeroom Triggit I used to use PageBreeze HTML editor. Just have a look at some of them above and go for teh one that suits your skill level and choice. Hersh Bhardwaj MA Money,Business, Life & Soul health & Safety Training by E-Learning Assessing Risks, Optional or Crucial??