Web Design Software

Really, all you need is notepad and Internet Explorer.
FrontPage is one of the easier apps to use. What you see is what you get.
Take a look at these URLs

W3 schools
http://tinyurl.com/eeqa

Frontpage tutorials
http://tinyurl.com/tdyo

National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
http://tinyurl.com/2clr

Here are some links for you:

http://www.virtualmechanics.com/products/dwarf/

http://webmastertools.sawpit.net/

http://www.cwru.edu/help/introHTML/toc.html

http://www.dickbaldwin.com/

The first 2 are free-ware programs.
The others are tutorials.

As always, remove any spaces from the pasted links.

Chas

tutorial on how to use Word to make a web site on my forum under Web design

Dreamweaver 3 tutorials

See my tutorial about making your first page in Dreamweaver 4
see the following site
http://wwwknowledgecollegetutors.com/com.htm

Dreamweaver 4 tutorials

Macromedia Flash 5 - tutorials

Macromedia Flash - tutorials

Macromedia Flash 5 tutorials from Web monkey - the oldest web design site on the web (Excellent)

Web design tips (Jacob Neilson)

Download CoffeeCup Effects Factory - Click Here

Web design resources and hosting (Hypergurl.com -my hosting service, Australian)

Netmaking - beginner's guide to making a web page

Good and bad web sites

All web editing programs in one spot- Dreamweaver, Front page Express, Claris Home page, Microsoft Word 97, Netscape composer, HTML, MS Creative writer - great site

John,

First - determine what your web server is running. This will dictate what you develop in (coding), which will then determine what options you have available to you for web development.

Since you did mention Front Page, the assumption would be that you have a Microsoft server with IIS. If that is true, then I'd take some of the suggestions aforementioned - although FrontPage is a very nice option and can increase your development time because of the many things that MS has put into the backend.

Web development software is purely opinion, so you'll have to try many of the packages that are out there - but heed my warning which was to ensure you know what your web server is running (Apache, IIS, etc.)..

Good luck..

If you still have doubts, here you'll find plenty of HTML editors and advice.

If you still have doubts, here you'll find plenty of HTML editors and advice.

http://webdesign.about.com/cs/htmleditors/

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