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StevieB and Bill,
the rest of them are in the mail. Hopefully, I haven't choked your mailboxes...
quick update. I choked Bills email. Will have to send smaller parts later...
Bill,
do you have a real email address? or just the hotmail 10k mailbox?
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John, I finally got home and downloaded the css reference and deleted the email. I have a 2MB mailbox on Hotmail, so it chokes on very little data. I'll email you my work address. I really appreciate your time and trouble sending the files.
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Hi Bill,
So far so good. Recieved delivery confirmation on three out of three. They are not that large but full of good info. If you run into anything that looks greek to ya, gimme a yell and I will try to help you over the hump. Been sllinging this stuff since about '95 or '96 and have run into a brick wall or two in my time. The last time took me 2 weeks of hair pulling and $50 to another code slinger to tell me I had the syntax wrong on one command.
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To get back to the original question on this thread, go out and buy this months Computer Shopper (Oct.) where they have a full review of all the most common editors. In their recommendations they put Dreamweaver in the top position, followed by Namo and then Serif.
Before buying my software I tried and tested most of the ones found in the mags and went for GoLive as it suited my basic knowledge of HTML. The best thing about GL is that within a short period of time I could develope a proffesional looking site without using any wizards, just dragging and droping graphics onto the page which I think is what most design oriented people want but it has a whopping price when compared with Namo at £66.
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I tried GL. It too sticks a lot of extraneous code in the page.
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"PI and FrontPage... what more does ya need?" - Gidgit
Ummmm... PU!!!! http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif