Do I Need Contribute, or What?

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    Default Do I Need Contribute, or What?

    I have been maintaining an organization's website - free. I was using
    FrontPage, but it - of course - is being phased out and replaced by SharePoint.
    I have used the trial on this, but was not overly impressed. Would Contribute
    be a better choice to continue managing this site without knowing HTML and all
    of that. I learned FrontPage (and SharePoint) by using them on the run...I do
    not need anything too fancy, although i would like to start doing sites for
    some small and homebased businesses that can't afford the usual fees from
    website developers...
    What do you think.
    --ed


    echamness Guest

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    Default Re: Do I Need Contribute, or What?

    I don't think Contribute will address all of your needs. Frontpage has much
    proprietary code that Contribute won't recognize, and Contribute is only a
    mediocre web design tool. In Adobe products, Dreamweaver would be the better
    choice. It can do a wide spectrum of web design and development. It can also
    "convert" Frontpage code to standard HTML. Contribute's strength is content
    management, when you have multiple users adding content to a site.

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