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I moved from Publisher (which is very simple) to Frontpage over the summer and I 
thought it was very easy (and much nicer) to use.  I have not tried DreamWeaver but 
I'd also be interested in hearing a comparison of the good and bad for each of 
these programs.
 
My thoughts on FrontPage are that it allows much more flexibility and I enjoyed 
being able to move around within the program (writing codes) and inserting 
JavaScript (which I was also learning).  
 
---there's still a lot to learn, though!  Would love to see what others think!
 
Shonda Brisco, MLIS
Trinity Valley MS / US Librarian
Trinity Valley School
Fort Worth, TX  76132
817-321-0100 ext. 410
briscos@trinityvalleyschool.org
 
"Those who have the highest expectations for the web in terms of student research, 
are those who work
with it, and students, the least."  -- LM_NET librarian

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From: School Library Media & Network Communications on behalf of Ada G. Kent
Sent: Tue 1/11/2005 7:36 PM
To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: [LM_NET] Target/Dreamweaver vs MS FrontPage



Buckeye Hello, Everyone,



I am considering taking either Dreamweaver or FrontPage at a local career
center. I have no experience with either program. The cost of lessons is
about the same. Both courses meet for 12 clock hours. Does anyone have any
advice about which program is better? My eventual goal is to maintain and
improve an existing website which is currently being maintained by someone
else. I am not particularly computer literate. I'd appreciate hearing from
those of you who are familiar with these programs.



Many thanks,



Ada G. Kent, Librarian

Ohio School for the Deaf

500 Morse Road

Columbus, OH 43214

agkent@columbus.rr.com


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