Re: re: wysiwyg www-editors..
John Andersen <jsa-qezjBH/[email protected]>
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On Friday 22 August 2003 15:18, David Vehrs wrote: > > Why is crappy html important? Page size. If its a popular website then it > matters to how many customers you can serve at once. Simple economics. David, David, David.... I knew there would be one like you..... Who cares about page size? Maybe on the end of a 19.2 modem line in East Timor or someplace, but really, when was this last a real concern? Right now, i'm betting you are sitting at the end of a T1 or better carrying on this argument with me (on a cable modem), while I stream 128k mp3s from www.digitallyimported.com and surf the web on the three other boxes within arms reach. Half the people on this list send mail in Html with a duplicate plain text copy. > > And FYI Frontpage used to included code that broke non-Microsoft browsers. > Which again reduces the number of people that can see your site. By what tiny fraction of what miniscule percent? And I believe its been fixed for over two releases. (Its far from perfect, but thats no reason to force everyone to write html by hand). > In the end, its about control. Geeks want it and are willing to invest > the time to get it. But non-geeks want to get something done, and have more important things to do. Which is exactly why I don't write my printed documents in hpcl or postscript. But I have to presume you do!! > > Flame as you will, but in the mean time how about suggesting a good GUI > > page building tool with built in FULL-Site management, collaboritive site > > preparation, spell checking, drag-n-drop insertions, drag-n-drop site > > reorganization, built in script construction, site wide link validation, > > Since you won't tell us what you've already tried, this is a silly guessing > game that can't be won. I've uses all two of them that can do the things I've posted. But they were both windows products which I found work flawlessly under Vmware running on top of SuSE 8.2 with a mantel Kernel. Is that geeky enough for you? ;-) -- _____________________________________ John Andersen