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[tabby1039]

hi to all

I would like to make web pages.
can you tell me which is the best and easy free software.

ta

[StewartKnight]

notepad! :-)

[ninjabeaver]

Notepad ++ is what I use, and a book on CSS.

[Gibbo]

I hate to say it, but if you know nothing, Frontpage is probably going to be easiest for you. It's WYSIWYG (plus extra code thrown in by Microsoft for free!), and has the same kind of interface as Word, so should be familliar to you.

Ideally though you should use Macromedia Dreamweaver. You can get a 30 day free trial from

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/i...ct=dreamweaver

Its no good starting with Notepad, as you'll have no idea what you're doing. Create a simple page in a web design program then look at it in Notepad to see how the HTML is composed.

[MikW]

notepad! :-)

LOL, Crimson Editor..... notepad with code markup in lovely technocolour

NVU is free and ok.

[Ryan]

can you tell me which is the best and easy free software.

All you need is a text editor like Notepad and a web browser, which are both already installed on your computer.

You should start somewhere like Introduction to HTML

Alternatively, get yourself a "Teach Yourself" book and boil the kettle.

(And for what it's worth, i'd say that FrontPage is the last place to start )

[Sirbendy]

FRONTPAGE????

I'm sorry..he wants webpages, not bloat and proprietary toss.. It's worse than Dreamweaver, and that annoys the tits off me as well. How much junk can you have in code..

Another vote for notepad++ here, and books..however, I digress...

Web Weaver EZ: a free WYSIWYG Web page HTML editor for Windows used to create Web pages - WYSIWYG Web page editor
Free HTML Editors, Web Page Builders, Web Editors and Web Site Builders (thefreecountry.com)

Those might be useful...

I'm just glad Frontpage appears to be dying a death at last..nothing beats code, IMO..it's worth learning if just for debugging value in lessons when kids can't see beyond the GUI.

[Friez]

Crimson Editor and a whole bunch of google-based training on HTML.