i have a problem and with which is better macromedia dreamweaver and the other frontpage?
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For full power, flexibilty, and something that will look good on a resume, definitely go with Dreamweaver.\n\nHOWEVER -- since people are quick to scoff and make fun of FrontPage, I should say that it DOES have it's place. If you are mainly concerned with CONTENT and can live with one of the standard themes that comes with FrontPage, then you can have a full-blown website with navigation menus, search feature, automated indexing, table of contents, and discussion groups, and you can have it LIGHTNING FAST. I'm talking less than half an hour if you type fast or you've already got the text for your pages in another document.\n\nThe nice thing is that if you want to move a document, you have a visual tree with the document names and you can just click and drag to the new location, and all your navigation buttons and menus will update automatically. DEFINITELY easier to use than Dreamweaver IF you're not really looking to make a career out of web design.\n\nThat said, I do 99% of my web development in Dreamweaver. Unless we're talking about programming web applications, then I switch to either ActiveState Komodo (for Python, PHP, and Perl) or Borland Delphi (for web server ISAPI modules).
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Anyone telling you Frontpage or Dreamweaver when you're asking about free, must be insane.  They are both expensive programs.\n\nHead over to http://www.nvu.com the program is 100% free, it works great, has most of the features of the expensive programs.
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You'd be best to learn a little about CSS. It will help you in both situations. And if you are really interested in cross-browser design, use Dreamweaver instead.
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if you r newbie to websites then i suggest you start with Microsoft FrontPage this is good for newbies (because its easy to use and not complected) and pros i personally  went to lots of tutorial websites and learned it from there and yeah i used FronPpage first then moved to advance programs e.g. macromedia dreamweaver. for more help visit this site http://www.tutorialized.com and select from the left. they have grate selection of tutorial.
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The advantage that Dreamweaver and Notepad share over Front page is far, far less bloated files.\n\nThere's not much of an advantage over Dreamweaver, presuming you're not paying for it, because dreamweaver's got it's own text editor, complete with syntax highlighting and manuals.\n\nThe advantage to hand-writing HTML (or any other code for that matter) is that, once you've got the hang of it, it's infinitely more powerful than using a WYSIWYG editor, since you can do everything the code will allow, not just what the particular editor does. Also, it's easier to fix code when you know what it does.\n\nEDIT: (real men use Vim)
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If you want to do it the hard way just open a text editor (ie. notepad) and type in the HTML code. Otherwise, if you want a wysiwyg(graphical) editor, the good ones cost money.\n\nI find dreamweaver to be a good all-round program; easy enough to pick up but also powerful enough to be useful to professionals.\n\nIf you want to make it look good you may have to lay out for a good graphics editor too, but that's up to you.\n\nIf you don't want anything too fancy then this (http://www.alleycode.com/) looks quite good.\nNB. you can still produce professional looking website with this but the tasks may not be automated in the same way as with using a program like dreamweaver. This would make using it a little more time consuming but in the end would probably give you more working knowledge of the HTML code.\n\nI would also recommend having a look at these sites:\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp\n\nhttp://www.htmltutorials.ca/\n\nhttp://www.webdiner.com/webadv/index.htm\n\nOh, as a last point you will need a company to host your page and a web address so that people can browse to your site.\n\nAlmost all ISPs provide you with a minimal amount of space and a subdomain name. They will probably provide website editing pages too-take a look on your ISPs homepage and see if there is an option to "log in" and then one for something to do with "webspace". The webpages to edit your personal site will be user friendly but not as powerful as an HTML editor.\n\nFor business purposes paying for a domain name can be of use and lends a more professional edge to a site(costs less than $30 a year depending on the domain name). I won't, however, recommend any hosting or domain name registration sites in case I give an overpriced one.
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Dreamweaver is the best. Easy to use and handles dynamic content very well.
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www.macromedia.com the tutorial is with the free trial of dreamweaver..you are better off getting fireworks as well..great for designing the website and the two go hand in hand
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Frontpage is good if you are a beginner. My opinion is that it feels too "microsofty". There are some great alternatives if you want great looking sites.\n\n1. go to www.nicesites.org: they'll do it great, and cheap\n\n2. 1and1.com: these guys offer great tools & cheap hosting\n\n3.Trendy flash: Beautiful sites, easy to use software, they rock
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If you mean what is the best type of software to use I would say Macromedia (now Adobe) Dreamweaver. If I answer your question the way you ask it, I couldn't give you an answer, I don't what your current site looks like \n\nThe best advice I can give is to search the Internet, look at different site structures and make a notation about what you like or don't like about it. Take all the likes you have listed and find a way to incorporate them into a new web site.
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Try macromedia Dreamweaver.......It's Easy, and simply the best.......
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I would suggest Crimson Editor http://www.crimsoneditor.com it's free, has built in FTP support, and also supports syntax highlighting to make reading the code easier.\n\nYou can also download a trial copy of Macromedia Dreamweaver® 8 at http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
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dreamweaver or flash mx
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Direct from Macromedia.\n\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/support/training/products/dreamweaver.html
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I use Macromedia Dreamweaver, but Frontpage is as good as it comes.\nBut your choice comes of other question: What kind of website U intend to build? \nTo create simple websites, go 4 Frontpage, is one of the simplest.\nTo create professional looking web sites, with database capabilities, in a RAD environment, use Dreamweaver, even when training is a bit harder.
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I'd say Dreamweaver as the other three are not neccesarily made to create websites.
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you can use front Page to manage your templates and edit them. also you can use Adobe Golive & Macromedia Dreamwaver & Notepad & Microsoft Word.\ni wish you to find what you want\n good luck