I've been doing websites for years (for fun) and I need to "upgrade" my HTML editor <Dreamweaver MX>.
What is the learning curve for Visual Site Designer? I think the HTML Editor 2008 is quite similar to what I use now so I don't think they would be much differnet aspects to learn.
Which is the best?
Thanks
HTML Editor 2008 or Visual Site...
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BillR
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Wolverine,
The HTML Editor has a code programming tab, and a visual tab, so if you are familiar with code you can write your own code. If you prefer to use the visual section, you can do that and if need be edit the code.
If you want to use VSD, you should know that it will NOT import your current website. All the information is stored in a .vnu file and the program generates the individual web pages for your sites.
VSD is great as WYSIWYG editor, and the latest version 6.0 was just released.
The HTML Editor has a code programming tab, and a visual tab, so if you are familiar with code you can write your own code. If you prefer to use the visual section, you can do that and if need be edit the code.
If you want to use VSD, you should know that it will NOT import your current website. All the information is stored in a .vnu file and the program generates the individual web pages for your sites.
VSD is great as WYSIWYG editor, and the latest version 6.0 was just released.
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