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NM:
Just use emacs/vi/notepad, etc
You'll be able to do better pages in the long run and it will look good on all browsers.
Frontpage designs for IE, which is a major reason why it sucks.

baggab:
What's out there for OSS thats WYSIWYG?

I may be stuck using this program for a while.  Don't bother reminding me, I know it sucks.  Its just that I don't have the time to hand code everything now.  I  found some of the comments usefull.  The bottom line is: don't stray off the path to take a piss in the woods, you'll get mugged by the M$ time bandit.

Pantso:

quote:Originally posted by baggab:
What's out there for OSS thats WYSIWYG?

I may be stuck using this program for a while.  Don't bother reminding me, I know it sucks.  Its just that I don't have the time to hand code everything now.  I  found some of the comments usefull.  The bottom line is: don't stray off the path to take a piss in the woods, you'll get mugged by the M$ time bandit.
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You could use Amaya, Quanta or BlueFish but they're not exactly WYSIWYG editors. You could always however use the Composer that comes with Mozilla.  

Faust:

quote:What's out there for OSS thats WYSIWYG?
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www.mozilla.org

If you download Mozilla from their site you not only get a good browser but also "mozilla composer," a WYSIWIG HTML editor.

baggab:
Thanks for the tip about Mozilla, I've been using it as a web browser for six months now, but I didn't know about composer's WYSIWYG functionality.

I got Mozilla 1.0, for my windows machines, after reading some at www.annoyances.org.  I also found this site along the way.

I was using Netscape 4.73 for a long time.  Then I had a bad experience with Netscape 6.0 bloatware.  I tried Opera, but I didn't like the banner.

I could go on and on about the reasons for why I didn't investigate composer: Outlook 2000 and a PDA figure in there somewhere.

I just have to admit it: mugged by the M$ time bandit again!!!

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