akflyer

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I have been working on a website for our club, and have been using yahoo page builder. It wont support thumbnails so I have to resize the pics, then you loose out on being able to see it full size. I picked up dreamweaver MX but it is a little more complicated than I would like. What do you have that is user friendly ????

If you would like to see it www.peninsulamodelers.com

holyowned

You might try NoteTab Light:
http://www.notetab.com
or
Ace HTML5 Freeware:
http://www.visicommedia.com

Pinhead159

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i used frontpage2000 originally to build mine. afterwards i modified some wiht javascript code and added the members only section and few small things but for most part its frontpage
www.rcwingers.com
Chris

Lightfoot

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I use WordPad. I code all of my web pages because there are some things that I like that web pages editors simply will not do. I like to keep my pages as simple as possible so they are quick to load but at the same time they are attractive and easy on the eyes.

R/C Flight Unlimited

4*60

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Front Page all the way!

SDCrashmaster

Learn Dreamweaver. You won't be sorry. It is the premier web application.

Shortman

My Feedback: (21)

heres there site, i have the program

Dreamweaver MX www.macromedia.com

WreckRman2

My Feedback: (5)

I use EditPlus for my HTML work but it's not for beginners... it's an advanced HTML Editor.

Frontpage is probably the easiest to use for beginners unless ou want to learn raw HTML.

lnorris

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VI

Or actually VIM but....

TM3

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I use Quark Express 5.0 WYSIWYG
http://www.valleyrcflyers.org

4*60

My Feedback: (41)

Dreamweaver may be good but I can't afford $400. FrontPage may be for beginners but you can add all the custom Java, Html, etc. you want.

KISS

www.fifty567club.com
www.slams.ca
www.southshuswap.ca

Pilotsmoe

good old notepad is good for building simple pages, and it is free!!
you just got to learn the html tags.