Fw: WYSIWYG web authoring tool

[Thomas Dowling]

In a reverse of the more common e-mail faux pas, I sent this only to the
original poster and not to the list.  Info about GNNpress from PCMag, etc.

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> From: Thomas Dowling <tdowling at ohiolink.edu>
> To: alex_fayle at oma.org
> Subject: Re: WYSIWYG web authoring tool
> Date: Friday, September 06, 1996 11:20 AM
> 
> >      Last week I downloaded a free WYSIWYG web authoring tool that has 
> >      turned out to be one of
> >      the best tools I've ever used. It's called GNNPress (you can find
> the 
> >      site through the link below).
> >      
> 
> (Overlooking the use of "WYSIWYG" in the web context...)
> 
> I don't believe I've seen this mentioned, but the 9/10/96 PC Magazine
> reviews 16 HTML editors.  They also liked GNNpress and gave it honorable
> mention, along with Hotmetal Pro and WebEdit Professional.  Editor's
Choice
> went to Front Page.
> 
> 
> Since I've gone and dug the issue out, here are other winners from the
> cover story, "Build Your Own Web Site" :
> 
> Servers:  Editor's Choice to Netscape Enterprise Server (for enterprise
> servers) and to Microsoft IIS (for departmental servers).  Honorable
> mention to O'Reilly's WebSite Professional.  Heaven forbid we should have
a
> software category with nothing named "Pro" or "Professional".  (Some Unix
> servers were included, along with WebStar for Mac and IBM's OS/2 server
for
> comparison, but this was mostly a review of Windows 3/95/NT servers.)
> 
> Web database tools: Editor's Choice to NetDynamics and to NeXT
WebObjects.
> 
> No reviews of browsers in this issue.
> 
> 
> Thomas (wordpad and vi for me, please) Dowling
> tdowling at ohiolink.edu