Making SEO Eyes Bleed

[Chezbloom]

I like Dreamweaver, but then I've not used anything else so I really don't have anything to compare it to.

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[felicityflowers]

I like Dreamweaver, but then I've not used anything else so I really don't have anything to compare it to.

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Rock on "chickie" I use DW, too :>

 

[RJD]

Yup - you know it's bad when other software has special features to clean up your code. DW has a procedure to remove excess Word codes, and most web WYSIWYG editors have a Paste From Word button.

Even worse, an entire blog post devoted to it: http://www.timeatlas.com/mos/5_Minu..._for_Converting_Microsoft_Word_Files_to_HTML/

Dreamweaver? Bah! If I see one more MM_rollover.js included, I'm going postal. Then again, I started by hand coding web pages in 2005 (using TextEdit on a Mac), and I still do so today. Everything else gets done in the Jaguar of IDEs - Visual Studio 2008.

Thanks, JB. Do you have to buy a separate copy for each computer - just like FrontPage?

MS has loosened up the licensing a bit. Typically, you can install on office and home desktops, or one desktop and one laptop, provided the primary user of the applications is the same person, and they won't be used simultaneously. That's pretty easy to meet if your intentions are true.