Web Publishing Program for beginners

Crunchy · 07-Nov-2005, 16:33

Can any of you IT specialists point me in the right direction. I'm after an easy to use web publisher so I can create my own website. Any suggestions

rxtim · 07-Nov-2005, 16:42

How good are you with Word?
How expansive is your planned website?
Will it be static or dynamic?

Crunchy · 07-Nov-2005, 16:47

Quote:

Originally posted by rxtim
How good are you with Word?
How expansive is your planned website?
Will it be static or dynamic?

Average

Cheap

Who

guest1 · 07-Nov-2005, 16:48

For a freebie, try searching for evrsoft.
Not the most stable of applications but its a freebie and gives you insight into the coding.

antonye · 07-Nov-2005, 16:52

Notepad always works best for me

rxtim · 07-Nov-2005, 16:55

If it is simple static information, just create it in Word and save it as HTML. You then upload the page (.htm) file and associated folder (if you have pictures) to your web server.

Crunchy · 07-Nov-2005, 16:56

Quote:

Originally posted by guest1
For a freebie, try searching for evrsoft.
Not the most stable of applications but its a freebie and gives you insight into the coding.

I think it's a little to complicated for me. I'm just after a personal website at the moment as I've never tried it before and I've had an address for about 2 years now. Thanks anyway

rxtim · 07-Nov-2005, 16:58

I would say, in this instance, Word is probably your friend then.

guest1 · 07-Nov-2005, 17:03

Word is not your friend....word is bloated...word is baaaaaaddddd.
Notepad is your friend. Good boy notepad.

evrsoft goes some way to drag and drop similarity of Allaire Home or dreamweaver.

Jesting aside, Word has the templates for your homepages but it does add loads of bloat for tables etcetera and not enough for images

rxtim · 07-Nov-2005, 17:07

I would never normally recommend Microsoft! But in this instance it makes sense if he can already use it and doesn't want to learn HTML/PHP/Javascript/whatever.

You could download Open Office, that has an HTML feature built in. And it is free!

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07-Nov-2005, 16:33	#1
Crunchy Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 414 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Germany, but from Southport Mood: I want to come home ::(:but then Web Publishing Program for beginners Can any of you IT specialists point me in the right direction. I'm after an easy to use web publisher so I can create my own website. Any suggestions Reply

07-Nov-2005, 16:42	#2
rxtim Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 73 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Poole How good are you with Word? How expansive is your planned website? Will it be static or dynamic? Reply

07-Nov-2005, 16:48	#4
guest1 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,173 Join Date: Mar 2008 For a freebie, try searching for evrsoft. Not the most stable of applications but its a freebie and gives you insight into the coding. Reply

07-Nov-2005, 16:52	#5
antonye Administrator Webteam MotoGP God Bikes: 748S, HM1100S, V4SP, Was: DD-A #111 Posts: 13,088 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Back in Essex Mood: Passion Killer Notepad always works best for me Reply

07-Nov-2005, 16:55	#6
rxtim Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 73 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Poole If it is simple static information, just create it in Word and save it as HTML. You then upload the page (.htm) file and associated folder (if you have pictures) to your web server. Reply

07-Nov-2005, 16:58	#8
rxtim Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 73 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Poole I would say, in this instance, Word is probably your friend then. Reply

07-Nov-2005, 17:07	#10
rxtim Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 73 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Poole I would never normally recommend Microsoft! But in this instance it makes sense if he can already use it and doesn't want to learn HTML/PHP/Javascript/whatever. You could download Open Office, that has an HTML feature built in. And it is free! Reply