Webpage Builder Software

[Arthur Grant]

For years I have used a very simple very capable little webpage builder that came as part of Netscape 7.2, called communicator. Alas it didn't meld with Windows 7 and was lost in the transition to my new computer. One of only two casualties so I can't complain. But it was free, it worked, and it was simple. Anybody know of a similar product with like attributes, simple, works, free?

Thanks

[Greg Peng]

Seamonkey
http://www.seamonkey-project.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I also used to use the Composer WYSIWYG HTML editor from the Netscape Communicator package for making simple eBay auction pages. The editor in Seamonkey is very similar.

[Q V]

let me google that for you ;)

http://webdesign.about.com/od/windowsht ... ditors.htm

curious minds want to know, what are you building Art?

[Greg Peng]

Out of those 10, only 2 are WYSIWYG like the Communicator editor: Seamonkey and Amaya. Seamonkey should be most similar to what he's used to.

[Q V]

wysiwyg is overrated

i'm still curious to what kind of site/requirements he is working with because there may be a potentially even easier setup he could use, something like a free online cms (after initial setup of course).

[Arthur Grant]

QV for years I have had a small though for the last year largely in active Christian newletter called Southern California Chirstian Entertainment News.com. http://www.scce-news.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Trying to re-energize it, but had lost my friendly old composer. SCCE dates back to 1995 and the bulletin board era.