deb

I also like Dreamweaver which is rather pricey.

I tried MS FrontPage a little, but it didn't really produce the results I wanted, and it's kind of a pain to work on the HTML it produces.

What kind of pages are you trying to produce? Personal or business?

thanks for any tips.
deb

My uncle doesn't know any html, well not before he created this http://www.statmaster.net/ page with a drag and drop editor called web page maker, http://www.webpage-maker.com/ .
He really likes it. It had a 14 day trial period and then he decided to buy it for $39.00.

I use Notepad myself, but it is slow and requires some knowledge of html. I have Dreamweaver and Frontpage 5 but I prefer Notepad, it is just a personal preference of mine, those two are fine.

Just saw your post, I used the free disc that yahoo sent me. But you can download the program from the computer and use it there. It does it all for you. I could Never do code never. You pick out whatever you want and work on it on there program when you get all done all you have to do is hit publish and it does it. Really easy. Only thing is my photos looked great when creating our business website when I uploaded them they were darker and a little fuzzier. Someone said it was probably AOL. Another thing is when I put thumbnails on the pages of the furniture and clicked on it, it enlarges so big on there. Really didn't want it that big for people to copy our things. Hope this helps.

Connie

Connie, about the thumbnails: If you're thumbnailing really big pictures they blow up to really big pictures. I use a graphics program to scale down picture sizes to a consistant 4" across. Then when I thumbnail them with the web program they only blow up to that 4" width.

Trudi