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Ditch front page!! Download dreamweaver from macromedia.com if you want a GUI, seriously....front page just plain sucks.....

Anyway, if its linked text you want......

For another page within the same website

<a href="nextpage.htm">Next Page</a>

For link to another page to open in another browser window...

<a href="http://www.url.com" target="blank">URL Homepage</a>

Its important you include http:// if you're linking to another website, otherwise it will try to append the url to the url you are on, ie. http://www.mysite.com/www.othersite.com

If you want to link a pic, simply insert the <img> tag within the <a> tags....ie..

<a href="next_page.htm"><img src="next_page.gif" height="10" width="30" alt="next page" /></a>

(always declare height width and alt!)

Um...i hope this is what you were asking?!

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Yeah, Dreamweaver is one of the best around if your doing thing graphically.

Its certainly what I used to use, but these days I write almost exclusively in php, and there no decent graphical editor that I can find (someone correct me if I'm wrong). I have to say since I've started coding without the graphics my work has actually become faster and better.

So these days I sometimes use dreamweaver but mostly use a program called TextPad... a slightly more advanced and programming language based version of WordPad. The only reason I use that over notepad is it highlights all the syntax etc.

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all the places ive looked for dreamweaver say its a 30 day trial then you can pay a fee of $400 TO KEEP IT. at that kinda price im better off hiring somoene.

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Topstyle Pro is another good choice, but it's for hand-coding (no WYSIWYG). I use it for most things. I tend to only use Dreamweaver for ASP or PHP hand-coding.

It's fast, quite easy to get to grips with, feature packed and costs nothing near the price of Dreamweaver.

There is a free version, but it only really does CSS stylesheets.

http://www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/

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Topstyle Pro is another good choice' date=' but it's for hand-coding (no WYSIWYG). I use it for most things. I tend to only use Dreamweaver for ASP or PHP hand-coding.

It's fast, quite easy to get to grips with, feature packed and costs nothing near the price of Dreamweaver.

There is a free version, but it only really does CSS stylesheets.

[url']http://www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/

Is that what you used for your style on your MT page? I can't get my head round the templates on MT. I managed to get it installed and running...any tips on where to find decent tutorials?

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If you can download the prog from either of these locations' date='PM me an email address and I can give you a hand to help "extend the trial"

[url']http://trials.macromedia.com/pub/dreamweaver/esd/dwmx2004_trial_en_win.exe

http://nj2.onlinedown.net/down/DreamweaverMX2004-en.zip

I would edit that if I was you. I got my posts deleted and a PM for the very same today ;)

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If you can download the prog from either of these locations' date=' PM me an email address and I can give you a hand to help "extend the trial"

[url']http://trials.macromedia.com/pub/dreamweaver/esd/dwmx2004_trial_en_win.exe

http://nj2.onlinedown.net/down/DreamweaverMX2004-en.zip

You can get the thread closed for discussion about keygens and cracks

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You can get the thread closed for discussion about keygens and cracks

Please do not dicuss keygens and serials on these boards.

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Thank you

Nik

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