[Web4lib] HTML Editing software

[Maurice York]

Hi Kyle,
Could you say more about the Adobe/Macromedia merger as a reason to discount
goLive? I haven't really used goLive and don't know that I would look at it
for the kind of web work that you are talking about....but Dreamweaver and
Contribute are both Macromedia products and involved in the same merger....
Is there something there I should be paying attention to?

We have been using Dreamweaver for all web authors and developers for some
time here, but are moving to a mixed environment of Dreamweaver/Contribute
for the reasons you cite.

-Maurice

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Maurice York
Team Leader, Circulation and Reserves
Woodruff Library
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322
mcyork at emory.edu

On 1/9/06, Kyle Felker <FelkerK at wlu.edu> wrote:
>
> Hi all;
>
> As usual, I'm coming to you all for advice and guidance. We are looking
> at settling on an HTML editing package here at W & L.  I have used
> frontpage and dreamweaver before, and am discounting goLive because of
> the Adobe/Macromedia merger.  I am actually looking for two different
> packages-one with all the bells and whistles for the folks doing
> heavy-duty web development work and something very simple and scaled
> back for folks just doing day-to-day updating.  So far I'm leaning
> towards Dreamweaver for our powerusers and Contribute for those doing
> casual editing.  Are there other HTML creation software packages people
> out there are using that I might ought to look at?
>
> Thanks for any help!
>
> -Kyle
>
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