Web page builders?

[Windmill360]

Does anyone know of a good web page builder out there? One that's easy to use and reliable. I'm trying to design a page for a business and i'm using this crappy "Website tongiht' builder that's giving me fits.... anywho, let me know if you comp wizards find anything.

Thanks.

[Flacolaco]

Are you talking about something like Adobe Dreamweaver? I don't have to tell you that Adobe stuff is quality, but the price is the problem with this.

I do a lot of stuff for our corporate intranet at work, but I only use notepad, and my mysql and php textbooks I'm too much of an old school guy when it comes to web pages and notepad. I really need to learn Flash and ASP.

[SeattleMavsFan]

Adobe Dreamweaver is THE website builder these days. Flacolaco is right on the price as it's extremely expensive. There are always ways around that though...

[rmacomic]

Do you know of a freeware version?

[rmacomic]

Originally Posted by rmacomic

Do you know of a freeware version?

Nevermind.
Try this, Windmill.
http://www.aplusfreeware.com/categor...ernatives.html

[jthig32]

Dreamweaver is top notch. Still weird to see it be branded Adobe, after it was Macromedia for so many years.

I used a pretty good freeware html editor at an internship a while back, but I can't remembre what it was called. I'll look around, see if I can't jog my memory.

[MavsX]

do it.