Just a question

I am a newbie when it comes to HTML, but learning.
Can anyone tell me if Adobe GoLive or (Adobe suite) would be a good
investment?

I am a graphic designer who is looking to start small web design, nothing
outrageous.

Thanks for any advice.
- Scott

Scott P wrote:

I am a newbie when it comes to HTML, but learning.
Can anyone tell me if Adobe GoLive or (Adobe suite) would be a good
investment?

I am a graphic designer who is looking to start small web design, nothing
outrageous.

Thanks for any advice.
- Scott


Invest your time in learning (X)HTML and at least one server side

language (Perl, PHP, etc.) Download a free text editor with syntax
highlighting. Investigate FTP.

"Scott P" <pryors (AT) insightbb (DOT) com> wrote

I am a newbie when it comes to HTML, but learning.
Can anyone tell me if Adobe GoLive or (Adobe suite) would be a good
investment?

I am a graphic designer who is looking to start small web design, nothing
outrageous.

Thanks for any advice.
- Scott
MB's advice is spot-on. I suggest trying Evrsoft's 1st Page (go with the

existing and very stable 1st Page 2000 or try beta 1stPage 2006 that has
better server side support for ASP and PHP).

http://evrsoft.com

Good luck.

Joni

Scott P wrote:

I am a newbie when it comes to HTML, but learning.
Can anyone tell me if Adobe GoLive or (Adobe suite) would be a good
investment?

No, it wouldn't. Graphical tools that generate HTML can help speed up the
process of writing HTML but they make a very poor substitute for *knowing*
HTML. Avoid them until you are well out of the "newbie phase" (then even
they its often best to avoid them).


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Scott P wrote:

I am a newbie when it comes to HTML, but learning.
Can anyone tell me if Adobe GoLive or (Adobe suite) would be a good
investment?

I am a graphic designer who is looking to start small web design, nothing
outrageous.

Do not overload yourself.
Use the Macromedia Dreamweaver instead - the better tool. Golive going
to be so cool - but it still isnt managing.

Thanks for any advice.
- Scott

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beromko (AT) yahoo (DOT) com wrote:

Scott P wrote:
I am a newbie when it comes to HTML, but learning.
Can anyone tell me if Adobe GoLive or (Adobe suite) would be a good
investment?

I am a graphic designer who is looking to start small web design, nothing
outrageous.


Do not overload yourself.
Use the Macromedia Dreamweaver instead - the better tool.

Nope. Very Bad advice IMHO. We see so many pages come in here built by
somebody using [insert your favourite WYSIWYSG editor] and knowing no HTML
that are just plain bad.

You don't give an apprentice road builder a bulldozer untill he is quite
familiar with dirt and how to move it around with a shovel.

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Cheers
Richard.