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Thread: Frontpage vs Dreamweaver

  1. #71
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    I am currently using Dreamweaver because it is easier to use I think. Maybe I should switch to Frontpage though. At college we mostly use DW. Why is Frontpage easier?

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    now im 13 and i have allredy mad a site usying notepad but them my friend told me about dream so i now use that

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    I like neither of them.. they both suck and confuse me more. I like to use worpad for my web designing and coding.

    First create the whole layout with Photoshop, Slice them, export them and finally edit the html with Wordpad/Notepad. Maybe add php to them later on ;)

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    for newbie you can start with frontpage but if you want flexibility on your site i recommend dreamwever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by testimaker
    for newbie you can start with frontpage but if you want flexibility on your site i recommend dreamwever.
    I agree... Coz FrontPage is more easier to use than DreamWeaver... :D

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    I would prefer Dreamweaver 8 over FrontPage.

    More features and less coding errors. Frontpage does have the advantage of an incredibly easy work environment, excellent for making quick websites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by distancedegree
    Frontpage vs Dreamweaver:
    I think frontpage is better software for begineners to develop their sites. Its main advantages are easy interface, easy to use, easy setting options and more....
    I agree with you.

    Frontpage made it easier than Dreamweaver.

    anytime I use Dream for CSS style (ex. fixed bg/repeat-x/y)

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    even i prefer dreamweaver over front page...especillay for the number of extensions it has

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    Default Frontpage vs Dreamweaver

    I realy belive that those who knows and manage html , asp , php , dhtml etc . . .
    There is no diference between these two softwares , but for those who dont realy know about programming Frontpage Is easyer and more freindly for the begginer user

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