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11-27-2009: Sorry for the inconvenience. We finally upgraded to vBulletin 3 !! See you there, Larry best free web designerGo to the Tech-Forums Discussion Home PagePosted by: rneTightEnd I was just wondering what the best downloadable program that i can use to design a website. thank you for all your help! :) :) Posted by: SkittDizzle You could give this page a try and see which program would best fit you. [url]http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/webpublish/fweditors.html[/url] Posted by: mitch you can go to [url]www.angelfire.com[/url] for that, its free... Posted by: Larry What are you trying to accomplish? Marcomedia (Dreamweaver) has 30 day trial on all/most of their products. IMO and many others... the best you can get. If you like... maybe you qualify for educational version? (about $100) Or just look on Ebay for an older copy. Besides, I think Dreamweaver MX but itself is $299??? its worth it :) Posted by: Vision I wouldnt suggest dreamweaver to new webdesigners, but yes it is very much worth the cost. Posted by: Fahim ya i think Dreamwearver is the best one to use but you will have to buy it. Posted by: XT Dreamwaver by far is the best. Yet not as good as the actual brain. Dreamwaver stores tad bits of code so you dont have to memorize the exact line. So if you were to memorize it you could plainly use notepad and get the same affect! Posted by: Fahim why is it good then Dreamviewer.........................well i am in pakistan and i am using all these softwares at just 30 ruppes these are all no tregistered and they are free to use........ but i think every wher in the world it is registered and each CD costs 100$ hmmm. am i right? Posted by: Hackerman Dreamweaver is a WYSIWYG program or What you See is What you get. Unlike notepad you can work directly on the website and see an image of it and edit the image itself in dreamweaver to see exactly what it looks like. Dreawmweaver is best used in couple with Fireworks since you can slice and make buttons and stuff in fireworks. So you can make a whole template in PS, slice it and add buttons and stuff in fireworks, export it, than open it in dreamweaver and do all the HTML or any other code u want. Posted by: myndal I like Adobe GoLive better than Dreamweaver; but, that is my personal preference. But I only use these IDE's for the shell of the website. Once I have the layout down, I switch to either notepad or my PHP editor (which is notepad with fancy color coding). Posted by: Fahim will i have a Problem in DREAM WEAVER when i insert Buttons i just cannot assemble these buttons as i want to do .... i mean i cannot make them free move....so i want to know about it..? Posted by: Hackerman create a new layer, with the new layer tool, and put the button in it, than u can move that layer anywhere. Posted by: Fahim I wish it works tnx anyway Posted by: NeO3k If your new to this kind of stuff use MS Frontpage. Comes on the MS XP Office disc. Its easy to use, has some custom templates etc and a way of uploading. Not vast amounts of freedom like. Like nav buttons have only 2 places they can be positioned, unless created singularly. Begginer > Frontpage. Experienced > DreamWeaver. Posted by: Chubz Geocities is free and offers a lot of flexibility. That is what I used to use until I got MS FP 2003. Please Visit the Online Configurator, Email Hosting, Internet Marketing , Computer Schools , Software for Real Estate , AAOutlook , Search Engine Site |