Renasoft Releases an absolutely free version of Personal Site Server with Browser based Drag and Drop Website design

Renasoft has just released a free version of it's Personal Site Server,
which includes an advanced Web Server, InstaFlash Web Designer and
their own FlameOn technology for creating web pages using Drag and Drop
components, no HTML required.

Now anybody can create professional looking web pages and web sites at
no cost. We are dedicated to bringing the full power of the internet
into the home and businesses, small and large.

Personal Site Server utilizes the latest technologies to enable anyone
to create web pages from beginning to end without having to use
templates.

Using InstaFlash web designer users can begin to experience real web
page design without having to know any HTML. It implements a full drag
and drop framework that allows the user to place and size objects
anywhere on the page. InstaFlash works within the web browser so you
can literally be anywhere in the world and still be able to work on
your web site.

Web based presentations can easily be created using timed events for
auto pagenext and built-in fade-in, fade-out effects.

The FlameOn technology provides endless colors of graphic objects and
backgrounds. Graphics and background colors can be changed even after
they are placed on the page.

The NetJetServer application (part of Personal Site Server) is an
advanced web server that gives users the ability to run as many web
sites as their computer and Internet connection is capable of.

Users can elect to save their web pages so they be hosted else where on
the Internet.

The free version also allows you to add members to your sites and give
them the permission to create their own web pages. Because the designer
is browser based there is nothing for the members to install.

The drag and drop framework is easy to understand and permits anyone
with very little skill to create new components that they can give away
or market themselves.

Many homes and businesses have wasted high speed connections that are
only being used for browsing that can now be effectively utilized by
hosting their own web site(s).

InstaFlash Designer can also be used to create flyers, handouts,
letters to family, friends, or business, brochures, advertisements and
marketing materials, banners, school papers, presentations and training
materials, slide shows, prototypes of applications, scrap booking pages
and designs, photograph collections and albums, awards and
certificates, calendars and reminders etc.

More information including a presentation created using InstaFlash is
available at http://www.renasoft.com


We at Renasoft have developed a new web site designer and server and we
would like to offer it to your members free. We have been in business
for 9 years and our products are verified to be free of any spywear,
viruses and malware. We only hope to give people an opportunity to try
our product and use it for as long as they wish, no registration
required. My name is George Robertson and you can see a presentation
created using the product at http://www.renasoft.com/amazing

Renasoft wrote:

Renasoft has just released a free version of it's Personal Site Server,
which includes an advanced Web Server, InstaFlash Web Designer and
their own FlameOn technology for creating web pages using Drag and Drop
components, no HTML required.

Now anybody can create professional looking web pages and web sites at
no cost.

Such a shame that the professionalism doesn't extend past first glance, with
text on the homepage flowing outside its container and into the land of
overflow: hidden.

--
David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/> <http://dorward.me.uk/>
Home is where the ~/.bashrc is

On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 23:01:03 +0100, David Dorward <dorward (AT) yahoo (DOT) com>
wrote:

Renasoft wrote:

Renasoft has just released a free version of it's Personal Site Server,
which includes an advanced Web Server, InstaFlash Web Designer and
their own FlameOn technology for creating web pages using Drag and Drop
components, no HTML required.

Now anybody can create professional looking web pages and web sites at
no cost.

Such a shame that the professionalism doesn't extend past first glance, with
text on the homepage flowing outside its container and into the land of
overflow: hidden.

51 HTML syntax errors on the home page ...

--
Stephen Poley

http://www.xs4all.nl/~sbpoley/webmatters/