WYSIWYG Editor???? -Reply

[scharles]

John's post inspired me to try AOL, and it is nice (and free!), if a bit
slow.  Another tool that has promise is WebExpress from MicroVision
Development <www.mvd.com>.  

WebExpress is fast and reasonably straightforward.  It's shareware for $69.00.

I found WebExpress as a result of a message on this list regarding ZDNet's
Anchordesk page at
<http://www4.zdnet.com/anchordesk> which featured some Web tools. The story
is dated May 8, so you will have to navigate a bit.

SC

At 01:26 PM 6/6/97 -0700, John R. Little wrote:
>I'll put in a plug for AOLpress 
><http://www.aolpress.com/>, a freeware WYSIWYG editor that 
>runs on Mac, Windows (3.1 & 95/NT), and UNIX. The 
>documentation claims to support "HTML 3.2 and Netscape 
>Extensions:  AOLpress also lets you create and display 
>pages that use a number of other Netscape extensions and 
>HTML 3.2 in it's WYSIWYG authoring environment."  I think 
>this is a very nice tool and given that it is freeware 
>I'm surprised the software is not more popular. 
>...