I want to create a family website with lots of albums and slideshows (using Photostory 3) and some pages for other interests. I am using a Yahoo Pro website I just rented, so I have Frontpage, Dreamweaver and Adobe as alternatives. Which is best? I am a pbase photo website member, incidentally. I don't know any special programming languages like HTMl but I'm an engineer and not afraid to try, if it is worth the effort. But I would prefer to use the best software that will generate the code, if it is not limiting.
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Look into templated sites, such as those in Geocities Sitemaker.\n\nOr, try using a blog site such as MySpace, Xanga or Blogger.\n\nNo need to reinvent the wheel; these sites will walk you through what you want.
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what you need is a webpage designing application for beginners like microsoft frontpage. (since you are  new)\n\nOR\n\nyou can also try some free online site builders like yahoo site builder, which you get when you register a website on http://geocities.yahoo.com\n\nOR \nif you are seeking an advanced application Adobe Dreamweaver is the right one for you.
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flash is 'flashy' (haha, i know....) but i do web design for a living and the basics of a site should sit on css/javascript and php/perl if you can run server-side processing.  learn that stuff first (it's a lot), then move on to playing with graphics
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HTML kit is one of the best with lots of plugins. It also supports some advanced features only found in commercial solutions (e.g. macromedia homesite) such as built in ftp server and server mappings for server sided languages such as asp, aspx, php.\n\nIts syntax highlighting engine is descent but not the best. However, this is by far the best free solution you can get.
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The Internet sites are based on many different technologies running together to create "online applications" - we cant call them web pages anymore, because they are in reality a piece of code, which tells the server how to compile the requested page.\n\nThere is no absolute universal best programm for making web pages. As a webdesigner, i have to utilize at least 3 different programms - Dreamweaver, Flash, Notepad\n\nDreamweaver for making table layouts, or other visual work\nFlash for making animations and multimedia content\nNotepad for editing or programming a new code.\n\nBut it all depends on your style,a nd what you're most comfortable with. I would not recommend starting out with Dreamweaver if you're a beginner. Begginer will allow Dreamweaver to make too much "incoherent" code - which it makes, when u try to visually adjust allignments. Which in turn will slow down the page or even make it unreadable. Which will drive you insane, unless you understand what exactly DW is doing - like with all pro software, you HAVE TO KNOW THE BASICS of what u're trying to do, before you can operate the heavy machinery. \n\nSo I'd 100% recommend MS FrontPage, which comes with any normal MS Office distribution. Very important to review the code FrontPage makes, its very simple, and pretty much textbook example of how HTML pages should be made. Very good practice for later JavaScripting and Cascade Styling Sheets (CSS) designing technique.
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I have both programs, but I only use Dreamweaver.  I can't tell you why you shouldn't use GoLive because I have not used it enough to know the advantages and disadvantages.  I do know Dreamweaver is very powerful ranging from coding to previewing the result, to design, database connectivity, and FTP for uploading and downloading files back and forth to the server and test folder on your local computer.  Dreamweaver has alot of support with extensions you can download from their website.  \n\nYou will definitely find more job requirements be the knowledge of Dreamweaver than GoLive.  In fact, I've never seen GoLive as a requirement.  Most people in the web design/programming industry will tell you that Dreamweaver is the way to go; in most cases, the software of choice for web designing.  Because Adobe bought off Macromedia, it's possible that in the future they will support only one of the two programs.  I guarantee you that from the way it looks, Dreamweaver will be the survivor.
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I have been using Paint Shop Pro for over 7 years and have done all the upgrades. I am using psp10 right now and love it.  It has endless ways of processing photos, painting, drawing and so much more.  Get a free 30 day trial d/l .   :)\nhttp://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CorelCom/Layout&c=Product_C1&cid=1152105040688&lc=en\nE
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Among both of them Macromedia DreanWeaver is best if you want to give your site professional look.Anyhow if you are not an expert in web designing;the better software is WebPage Maker.
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Macromedia Dreamweaver in my view. \n\nI think the best website is more graphics and creativeness than just plain software help. I think it comes from experience and vision to your business prospective. \n\nFor design like msn, yahoo etc. you need proper database structure and lots of people behind the scene maintaining it. \n\nLanguages : HTML, SQL, Java, Java script, ASP, Cold Fusion etc. This are the list of choices and each one has unique benefits of its own.\n\nI hope I gave enough information to get the best answer points.
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Definitely learn how to use Dreamweaver & Photoshop. By learning Dreamweaver, you will get to create a simple web page that looks nice and professional.\n\nBy learning Photoshop, you know what's best for your web graphics on your own web page.
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I have a great web site for you, and uses the Java, comes oout perfect and professional, Kodak uses the same think to show their work and advertisements.\n\nI use it and it is great.  By the way, I am not affiliated with them, just a great piece of software, And It's FREE. You will not be disappointed!  Sorry About that, if you tried this a moment ago, I gave you the wrong address, it is not .com, but it is www.jablum.net
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i work for a small company. and we use dreamweaver, flash and photoshop to create the sites. Cool pages are created in photoshop, then taken into flash and used as the backround. then add buttons etc. some sites we dont use photoshop, just flash and create all the pages in flash. then we use dreamweaver to put the flash onto the internet via ftp. not much code is used, only when coding the buttons in flash. sometimes we just take photoshop pages straight into dreamweaver and use layes to create the pages. learn photop WELL. its key in this business.
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I think it's best that you "hand" code it in notepad because MSFontPage and other WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) editors insert a lot of unnecessary lines of code that slows down the loading time. A good place to start learing is lissaexplains.com . For graphics you could use GIMP which is free (Google or Yahoo it), if you think you're serious about making a good website and have money then you might want to consider buying and learning Photoshop ($600). Tutorials for GIMP and Photoshop can be found at pixel2life.com . A good webhost is pretty hard to find but you could always start with GeoCities (ad supported).
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The best thing to do is to make the graphics yourself. I downloaded PhotoPlus for free. It's been easy to use and has helped me tremendously in creating custom graphics for my website.
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this is better\nhttp://www.myimager.com/\nhttp://www.gifworks.com/\nhttp://www.blibs.com/animation-factory/\n\n★★ FREE ONLINE WEB TOOLS ★★\n◙ You'll find hundreds of free online web tools here http://dwight.clickthesky.com/webtools/ Use them to generate HTML/CSS/JavaScript source code for you then simply paste it into your pages. There are also Banner makers, site maintenance utilities and many many more.
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Most web hosting services have their own site layout tools that you can use, but honestly the best program is already on your computer.  Either Notepad (windows) or TextEdit (mac).  If you do a search on "how to" and "HTML" you should find a lot of pages on the internet that teach you HTML.  It's better to know the basics and do hard coding before moving on to professional programs.  I know this because I had an ex gf that is better with web design than I am, but she always used Dreamweaver.  However, when she went for a web designer position, they asked her one question and she didn't know the code because she was used to the program doing all the work, when it would have benefited her to learn how to hard code first.
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There are so many choices for this, and I am obsessed with graphic making. \n\nThere are Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, Adobe ImageReady,  PhotoImpact Pro... and for animation etc. Windows Movie Maker, Animation Shop, Adobe Premiere.\n\nAlso don't forget Macromedia. They have programs to do different things like Dreamweaver (for help with designing web pages), and others like Flash and Fireworks.