Page creation and maintenance tools for Windows 3.11

[Vladislav S. Davidzon]

Because of the fact that you're running Windows 3.11 you're a bit limited
as to the tools you can use... However, there are a few out there that are
OK, although not great... I suggest you try Netscape Communicator -- I
believe it comes in a 3.1 version and I am sure that it has a tool for
creating pages.  I would also check with MS as to their FrontPage
software... I have used the Win95 version for a while now, and its okay,
although not perfect. Also, older versions of HotDog are available in
16-bit so is PaintShop Pro, with which I am quite impressed.  

Do a search on www.shareware.com (make sure you seflect windows 3.1
option) or www.freeware.com -- there are quite a few very impressive tools
available out there for Windows 3.11 as shareware ...

I strongly suggest you buy a copy of Windows 95 for one machine, just for
web development.   

Please note that these are my personal recomendations, and my personal
opinions.

Hope this tiny bit of info helps....

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Vladislav S. Davidzon                     davidzon at tech-center.com 
Technology Assistant                      Farmington Community Library 
Phone: (248) 553-0300                     Fax: (248) 553-3228
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On Mon, 29 Sep 1997, Stacy Pober wrote:

> I've been writing all my HTML in text editors and maintaining the 
> links the old fashioned way.   It would be nice to have some of this 
> done by those newfangled page creation tools and link checkers 
> though.
> 
> What are people using for page creation and link checking that they'd 
> like to recommend?   
> 
> (Keep in mind that we're still running Windows  3.11, and some 
> programs I've had recommended to me are not available for 3.11 
> now.   Adobe Pagemill, for example, is only available for Windows 95 
> and NT)
>