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HTML editor
by kellzely » Thu 07 Oct, 2004 7:33 pm
does anyone now a good HTML editor for Mac OS 9.2 (I also have Netscape 7.02)
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by DJGM » Fri 08 Oct, 2004 1:35 am
Netscape 7.02 has a WYSIWYG webpage editor built in called Composer.
Go to - Window - Composer - within Navigator to start it up.
Go to - Window - Composer - within Navigator to start it up.
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by Danny_G » Fri 08 Oct, 2004 5:37 am
NVU, http://www.nvu.com/
standalone version of Mozilla/Netscape Composer
standalone version of Mozilla/Netscape Composer
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by DJGM » Fri 08 Oct, 2004 10:41 am
. . . is not available for Mac OS 9.x. Nvu is officially only available for Linux and Windows.
AFAIK . . . there is an unofficial port of Nvu for Mac OS X, but don't quote me on that!
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by DJGM » Sun 10 Oct, 2004 2:30 pm
Having just checked the Nvu website, it appears there is now a version made for Mac. But, it requires
your Mac has at least Mac OS X 10.3 installed. There are no Nvu builds for the "Classic" Mac OS, so
if you want to try Nvu on your Mac, and you're still using Mac OS 9.x, you will need to upgrade.
(Nvu is now also available for IBM OS/2, as well as Linspire, Linux, Windows and Mac OS X !)
your Mac has at least Mac OS X 10.3 installed. There are no Nvu builds for the "Classic" Mac OS, so
if you want to try Nvu on your Mac, and you're still using Mac OS 9.x, you will need to upgrade.
(Nvu is now also available for IBM OS/2, as well as Linspire, Linux, Windows and Mac OS X !)
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how to upgrade
by kellzely » Mon 11 Oct, 2004 2:38 pm
If I upgrade from 9.2 to 10 do I have to buy a disk and does anything that create in my netscape composer show up for internet explorer users.
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Re: how to upgrade
by Don_HH2K » Mon 11 Oct, 2004 8:15 pm
kellzely wrote:If I upgrade from 9.2 to 10 do I have to buy a disk and does anything that create in my netscape composer show up for internet explorer users.
Yes, you will need to buy a setup disk.
Pages designed in Netscape Composer look fine in IE, although they aren't devloped for Microsoft's HTML standards.
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I recommend!!!!
by Blackbeard » Tue 30 Nov, 2004 10:13 pm
You could try something like Macromedia Homesite for hardcoding........... Not sure ow much it costs nowadays but you might be better advised to shop for a copy of Dreamweaver (also from Macromedia) which gives you a choice of hard coding of visual design type page creation. If you're in any way serious about designning web sites I recommend these products highly
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