Grrrrrrr!

[DRNaith]

I've been putting together/maintaining my business website.

I'm now that busy that I've had enough of faffing about spending ages trying to get things where I want them and all that sort of stuff.

Does anyone have any ideas?  Different Software? Web-based package? anything else...?

[pkt_drfc]

Think bobjimwilly might know something he does that sort of thing in his spare time i think

[bobjimwilly]

The obvious choice for WYSIWYG web design software is dreamweaver.

There are, however, opensource (free) alternatives out there, such as KompoZer, and even \"all-in-one\" application suites (usually including Internet browser, email & newsgroup client with an included web feed reader, HTML editor, IRC chat and web development tools) such as SeaMonkey.

Personally and professionally, I code all my sites using UltraEdit, which is suped-up version of notepad essentially, but you do need to know alot of html/css/web progamming (PHP/ASP) to use this really  

[DRNaith]

yeah, my brother always tells me to use script instead of gui style.

Will have a look a SeaMonkey.

Looking on the web there's quite a few students who'll do it for you but judging by some of the sites they advertise themselves on they can't be that good!

[pkt_drfc]

bobjimwilly wrote:

The obvious choice for WYSIWYG web design software is dreamweaver.

There are, however, opensource (free) alternatives out there, such as KompoZer, and even \"all-in-one\" application suites (usually including Internet browser, email & newsgroup client with an included web feed reader, HTML editor, IRC chat and web development tools) such as SeaMonkey.

Personally and professionally, I code all my sites using UltraEdit, which is suped-up version of notepad essentially, but you do need to know alot of html/css/web progamming (PHP/ASP) to use this really  

Thought you would know Rob by the way did you get my new number ?