RE: Re: CMS - HTML content editor

I've been using Advanced Content Editor from www.yusasp.com, it only
works for Explorer and costs US$69.00 , but is the best I've seen so
far, they also give you free updates!

Cheers,
Alessandro

> -----Original Message-----
> From: cms-list-admin-/[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On
> Behalf Of Eoin Campbell
> Sent: quarta-feira, 20 de agosto de 2003 17:22
> To: cms-list-/[email protected]
> Subject: [cms-list] Re: CMS - HTML content editor
> 
> A number of different requirements have been identified:
> a. WYSIWYG editing of content (author can see what content will look
like)
> b. No local software installation required (presumably to minimise
cost,
> and support and configuration effort)
> c. Generation of clean HTML (for cross-browser compatibility)
> d. Good editing interface (what features? keyboard shortcuts?, search
and
> replace?)
> 
> Can you (or anyone else) prioritise these features, and add any more
> (e.g. accessibility compliance, support for copying and pasting from
Word,
> metadata) you would like to have?
> 
> At 08/20/03 02:58am, Dan Lombardino  wrote:
> >I am the development lead on a low to mid level content management
> system.
> >The system is built in Cold Fusion and runs in a hosted environment
where
> >all sites share the same files and database. I am wondering if anyone
=
> >knows
> >of any really good HTML/WYSIWYG editors that are completely browser
based
> >and require little to no software installation on the users end. It
needs
> =
> >to
> >write code compliant with all major browsers and would be a plus if
the
> >editor itself operated in all major browsers. Currently we use the
Site
> >Objects editor (http://siteobjects.com/pages/soeditor.cfm) but are
not
> >really happy with the code it writes or its functionality. The
editing
> >features are rather clunky and remind me of word processing programs
of =
> >the
> 
> 
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