what is the best program to build websites?
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To build decent websites quickly, you're better off with a program like Dreamweaver (or its little cousin, HomeSite); if you're willing to learn a little HTML (which you should do anyway), you can build pretty complex sites using a plain text editor (like Notepad or WordPad on a PC, or SimpleText on a Mac) and browser.\n\nFor books to assist you with your web coding skills, check out my web design resource list:\nhttp://www.amazon.com/WebCert-Class-Design-Resource-Library/lm/R1RJ62I0340S1O/ref=cm_lm_byauthor_title_full/103-0410967-7406207  ( I HIGHLY recommend the very first book in the list, no matter what program you use.)
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microsoft frontpage and macromedia dreamweaver are good. try some of the hosting companies that offer templates. prewired.com is good for that. there is absolutely no html involved. which can be a bad thing if you want anything more than a cookie cutter website.
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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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Frontpage, so simple. Give it a hour our two and you will have a great website that looks really good. Use dreamweaver for higher level webpages.
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Absolutly.  Microsoft Publisher is the best program to use for this kind of thing.\n\n\n\nFrom,\nThe Realm of Goliath Web Design Team
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You either continue your quest to learn all the details of website programming, and that's my best option. Or you hire someone to do the job for you. \n\nIt is not just HTML that you have to worry about, but DHTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, maybe flash, forms, Perl, PHP, etc. It all depends on how complex your site will be, and from your description you want it to be complex and secure.\n\nYou can start searching for a cheap programmer to do the job for you, and most likely a college or a university student will do the job. As an option, you can visit http://www.elance.com if you’d rather have someone else build a website for you. Just put up a listing of what you want and programmers will respond.\n\nAnd if you want to get some money using your site you can check: http://www.probuz.com/index.html
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I found FlashBuilder 2.0  on download.com\nIt is a freeware that lets you build a flash website easily without knowledge of html or anything.
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There is an absolutely wonderful html editor that is 100 percent free and in my opinion is on a par with Dreamweaver.  In some ways I find it better than dreamweaver and in others Dreamweaver is better.  The program is 1stPage 2000 and you can download it at http://www.evrsoft.com/ \n\nIt has 4 levels of user interface to help teach you the program and html programming too if you are so inclined. Fully supports ALL other programming formats, CSS, PHP, ASP, XML, etc, etc.\n\nTheir new version is out now too, although it is not free.
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If you want to have your own personalized program use HTML....\nthe only thing that u need to be able you see your own websit on the Internet is a web servers like geocities or CJB
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No worries anymore when it comes to building a fully functional, up and running website for FREE! along with free domain name too!\n\nMicrosoft (free domain and hosting for life) , \nGoogle (Googlepages, Blogger) , \nYahoo (Geocities),\nFreewebs are some of the companies offering free websites with design tools . \n\nA list of free websites with features and links is available at-\n\nhttp://www.pcworkathome.in/freewebhosting.html
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In HTML the best for me is Dreamweaver.
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Are you looking at those languages specifically or any scripting language to build dynamic webpages with?  If the latter I would recommend starting with PHP.  It is easier to learn and it is free.  Most webhosts offer it and there are tons of tutorials out there.  If you want to just try it out on your computer, I'd recommend XAMPP.  It is a working version of Apache, Mysql, PHP and Perl all together in one easy-to-install package.  I keep a copy on my USB drive so I can do my development anywhere.
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I recommend hosting on a Linux Apache server. Use HTML, and PHP for the actual programming of the website. Use a mysql database for any database requirements.\n\nThese are the most commonly used and widely support options for a website. Unless your website grows to an enormous size, any good host should be fine. Try hostgator. They're reasonable priced and offer good reliability and support.\n\nContent would totally be up to you. You can make everything from scratch, or you can use pre-made CMS or Blogging platforms. If you choose the blogging route, I recommend wordpress.
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Cheap and best: Just use Yahoo. The sitebuilder is very easy to operate and I have used it over a year already. Its cheap too, less than 40$ a year.
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You will get opinions from everywhere. \n\nI think that Dreamweaver would be the best.  You might add some FLASH, using FireWorx later.  \n\nHave fun learning.
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The best two that I use are:\nwebspawner and geocities
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use HTML or CSS. If you want to make a website effortless, download Dreamweaver from Macromedia.com \nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/\nI suggest taking the tour first.\nor get Yahoo! Site builder which is very easy to do. heres the link \nhttp://webhosting.sbc.yahoo.com/ps/sb/index.php"\nYahoo! Site Builder\nIf you have any questions about html or css, go to this site\nhttp://www.msfrug.com/pages/resources.htm\nMs.Frug.com. This site can help you. Just click on the links.\nAfter your done designing your page post on the internet using Yahoo! Small Business or using other web-hosting sites.