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Eisboch wrote:

The second, and the one I am now using is called "Sitebuilder". It's
free (with an account) and you download and use it on your computer to
develop the webpages off-line before publishing.
It has a lot of nice features and add-ons that I haven't begun to explore
yet.



We provide "Sitebuilder" with our accounts.. Tech support and advice too

http://www.idesigns.net


Cool. Now I know who to ask when I screw it up.
When I first started using it, there was an issue whereby instead of
publishing only "modified" files, it would publish "all" files. I contacted
Yahoo's tech service and they acknowledged there was a problem. A day or two
later it was fixed. I like it.

I remember back when I first set up the original "Boats of Rec.Boats"
website. There were no transparent type website software packages readily
available and I did everything in html code. I remember I created a
spreadsheet and whenever anybody wanted to add a page with their boat
picture, I had to modify the spreadsheet with another page link, modify the
home page (all in html), then re-load the whole kit and kabootle to the
website host. As the site grew, it became time consuming, plus people
started asking for different options like listing alphapetically (which I
figured out how to do), etc. Eventually, between work and other events
going on, I simply couldn't spend the time to maintain it.

It would be simple now, with modern software packages like Sitebuilder.

Eisboch