CMS System RedDot or Typo 3?
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Typo 3 because its the one I know better, but i heard Reddot is just as good.
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I don't feel that any of the default layouts are best. It really depends on what you're doing. Personally, I prefer the tools, timeline, actions, properties, and library. But that's just me.
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How about Google Pages or Yahoo! Geocities?
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http://www.jimmyr.com/Best_Free_Web_Hosts_Guide.php\n\n\nNo problem, you made a lot of content real fast. I suggest you lower the font a little bit. The background is a little to strong also and makes it harder to read the text.
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try Ultra Edit or Netbeans
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Mambo is outdated - the release of Joomla took it's place.  I don't have experience using DotNetNuke or Post-Nuke, but I use Joomla on a couple of sites and I'm very happy with it.  There are a lot of add on modules and components, it's very easy to use, their support forums are active, and I've never had much trouble just doing a web search for specific things I'm looking for and coming up with the answers for them.  I also like that it was included with my hosting package, so installation was a breeze.  I'd definitely recommend it.
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I would trust that your HTML is fine but Blogger simply hasn't updated your Blog yet.  The "Template" part of your Dashboard has the updated code but even when you Republish, Blogger simply does not update that new code!  That's happened to my blog many times.  I am very unhappy with Blogger and at that point, I usually save all my posts and re-start the entire blog from scratch.  Give up to a week for it to update... sometimes you'll get lucky.
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I might just check out Frontpage Inside Out, by Jim Buyens, from the library. It's very detailed (it might go over your head if you're new to the Frontpage world). This book includes an ebook version of the book on the disc. \n\nAlso, I've tried MS FrontPage 2003 before, and Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is infinetely better. You can download a thiry day free trial from the Macromedia site.
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for low end html, webmonkey.com
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CMS stands for Content Management System. The best way to to implement a CMS and ensure that it's cost effective, go open source. Try searching for MAMBO, download it test it out. If you need a place to host your MAMBO solution, go to http://www.awardspace.com Host there for Free!\n\nCheck out this site and read the article Content Management Systems: Are They For You? http://www.wareprise.com/articles/content-management-systems.php
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Use Emule, completely free:\n\nhttp://www.emule-project.net/
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Hello,\n\nI know the exact answer for your problem.\n\nGo to http://www.drupal.com and download "Drupal".  Also, download the "Flexinode" module.  Set the system up on your server.\n\nOnce the system is set up, you will be able to completely customize the site to where you can add fields for "Author", "Publication Date", "Original URL", etc - or anything you can think of.  \n\nUsing Drupal, you can make a site like Slashdot, FreeRepublic, MetaFilter, or any number of others.
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yahoo geocites\n\n\n                                        cick Free
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These days there are 100's if not 1000's of CMS out that do exactly what you want to do. You should pick a CMS that could grow with your website and you are able to add options to it with time.\nHere are few that I have used and am very happy with them:\nMambo Open Source: Very easy to use and is very expanable. The current core team is a bit slow to fix security holes.\nJoomla!: This is a fork of Mambo. Very active core team, comes with 100's of add-ons and thems and support is outstanding.\nWebsite Baker: If you want a website where you won't be needing people to register for your website then this is the CMS you should look into. Exelect for small business and building a portfolio website.\n\nThere is also an outstanding website if you want to try out more than 100 CMS': http://www.opensourcecms.com
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OK - You did not tell clearly what kind of ecommerce website are you talking about? What all you have in your hosting package? Do you have the site already constructed? If so in what platform it was made... like any CMS used or Java or Perl, etc.\n\nIf it is a well contructed ecommerce website then you could do this easily because it would have used a CMS (Content Management System). These days there are so many CMS like typo3 and phpnuke is available and you can edit pages using a back-end admin logon. Updating pages and link is just like editing a web-based email.\n\nIf that is not the case I don't see an easy solution -- many pages you may be seeing is dynamically generated by a program. In truth  always the maintainability depends on the construction.
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There are a lot of differences. Basically frontpage 2000 is antiquated. You have to figure that they came out with a new version for a reason. I used frontpage 2003 for my website www.gandsmusicent.com. Its worked out great...I would also suggest considering dreamweaver which is what I am designing my latest website with. There is a learning curve but once you learn it, it is better than frontpage in general. Thats my opinion at least. Goog luck
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try Topstle Lite, it is best css editor i have ever used...