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Thats it - I am ready to pay at lot of money now!

by lindgren
17 replies
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Hi fellow Warrior,
I am so sick and tired of all my WYSIWYG editors,
that I am now ready to pay a lot of money for a
GREAT WYSIWYG editor. I find my self spending
hours and hours trying to make my landingpages,
optin pages and what have you look exactly the
way I want them to look - It amazes me that some
editors simply just cut out for instance a javascript
or other important code !!!!

So now I am ready to spend good money on
the "Second to none WYSIWYG editor", and
here I need your help:

What do you recommend as a high quality
WYSIWYG editor without a lot of software
bugs?:confused:

I look forward to hear from you
#lot #money #pay #ready #tina lindgren #wysiwyg editors
  • Profile picture of the author maxsynergy
    Maybe use Dreamweaver?
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    • Profile picture of the author theinsider12
      Definitely get Adobe Dreamweaver (formerly Macromedia).

      This piece of software has everything you need. The learning curve may be a bit high, but it will have all the features you need when you get to the point where you do need them.

      I have been using it for years and is the only one I use.


      Hope this helps in your decision.

      -Kris
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  • Profile picture of the author lindgren
    Hi Everone
    Its seems to your responses, that dreamweaver is good, so i'll go check it out.

    Thank you very much everybody - Great people in a great forum :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author pavondunbar
    I use Dreamweaver...Love It!

    I personally don't like FrontPage or any of those "Build Your Website" programs...

    Go with Dreamweaver...

    Pavon
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  • Profile picture of the author TiGG
    As everyone said, Dreamweaver is most likely the best option that I know of.
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  • Profile picture of the author MarketBoy
    Dreamweaver... the best choice in my opinion.
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  • Profile picture of the author jficarro
    I really love web expressions 2 (microsoft) used to be front page. I used dream weaver for a while and it was more complicated. I design websites for clients and myself. Can anyone tell me why so many professionals used dream weaver? Does it have something that my WE2 doesn't? Not trying to start a fight - just want to make sure I'm not missing something.
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    i need a partner for running a dating site , are you interested in it?
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  • Profile picture of the author Andy Hakeem
    The only thing you need in this world for web design is DREAMWEAVER - but only if you afford to spend the money for it

    not any else can beat that up yet for me till now

    -Andy
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    • Profile picture of the author tomcam
      If you like the Microsoft feel of things, Expressions Web is fantastic. Dreamweaver is probably more comprehensive.

      I have used both and am agnostic. Both are very fine products. I would lean toward Dreamweaver because its ecosystem is bigger.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kevin AKA Hubcap
        Tina

        I know how you feel. I've used NVU and other editors but once I started using Dreamweaver everything fell into place.

        You can get a 30 day, fully functioning trial at Adobe.
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  • Profile picture of the author PowerWealth247
    I'm a fan of NetObjects Fusion I've used it from version 4 and have upgraded over the years to now I think I have ver. 10 I got my CIW (Certified Internet Webmaster) 12 years ago and have tried a variety of programs including Dreamweaver (which I like) and Frontpage (which I don't) but for all it does as fast and easy to use at it is, I stick with NetObjects Fusion. It does everything the Macromedia/Adobe products will but is easier to learn and as powerful. Check it out and I think you'll agree.
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    • Profile picture of the author Wah Bhatti
      note pad any one
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      • Profile picture of the author Karen Blundell
        Originally Posted by Wah Bhatti View Post

        note pad any one
        raises hand...and Notepad++
        if you really need to see what you coded you just open the file up in your browser.
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  • Profile picture of the author tremain2305
    Hi Lindgren;

    I can only say one editor,"Dreamweaver". It is worth every penny and if your get one of the Adobe packages that include other Adobe products, you will even be happier. I am actually going through an online distance education program that deals with these products and what they can do has just astounded me. I was using the free ones on the internet and they were ok to a point, but once you need certain things, they can't keep up. Go Adobe products and you will not be disappointed.

    J Anderson
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  • Profile picture of the author Pat Ordenes
    Definitely agree. Dreamweaver is the industry standard amongst designers. Its got great layout and comes in a neat package.
    The learning curve may be a bit steep at first, but once you get use to the functionality and where everything is, should be cool..
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