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2004-11-15 09:44:48 PM
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"Marc Rohloff [TeamB]" <"on request">writes:
<snip>
I actually quite like Word XP because it has good spell
mail-in advert from MS. The tear off coupon said, "Yes, please register my
colleagues and I..." when it should have read "... and me ..." because the
phrase is the object of a sentence. I briefly contemplated sending Mr. Bill
an email criticizing his marketers for not running their own copy through
the grammar checker, but ran the experiment myself first. Word passed that
misconstruction. WordPerfect and Lotus' word processor (formerly AmiPro,
but I can not remember its current name) both failed it.
I heard later that Gates makes the same mistake.
Kirk Halgren
"Is sloppiness in speech caused by ignorance or apathy? I don't know and I
don't care."
-- William Safire
 

In article <1azw5lbe4jf5t$XXXX@XXXXX.COM>, "Marc Rohloff
[TeamB]" <"on request">says...
Delphi called 1stPage 2000?
www.evrsoft.com/1stpage2.shtml
 

Kevin <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>wrote in news:419617e9$1
@newsgroups.borland.com:
www.nvu.com/ . it is in beta right now.
--
Iman
 

On 11/13/04, jonjon said:
omits a couple of things I'd have thought obvious: tables and menus.
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Bill
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"Notice that while no one condemns a buyer wanting more for his money,
not so a seller wanting more for his goods. He's greedy and just out to
make a buck." -- Wayne Dunn
 

On 11/15/04, jonjon said:
benefits from access to a visual tool, which is why I mentioned them.
dynamicarchitect.com site was visually constructed with Dynamic
Architect, and how much of the work was purely text-editor based. I
like the site, by the way, and particularly like the menu design.
--
Bill
--------
"Notice that while no one condemns a buyer wanting more for his money,
not so a seller wanting more for his goods. He's greedy and just out to
make a buck." -- Wayne Dunn
 

Not only am I using it, but I am also developing it ;)
You can create tables using the included text editor (which is a lot Word
like).
Menus are not supported as a component but can easily be created using
panels and actions. They are planned to be natively supported in a future
version though... the problem is that, in opposition to an operating system,
where the menus are "standard", web sites may include {*word*118} menus:
vertical, horizontal, colorful, centered, right aligned, you name it... and
it's not a small task to create an easy to use and as exhaustive as possible
interface to accomplish that.
Regards,
jonjon.
"William Meyer" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>a écrit dans le message de

Iman L Crawford writes:
Thanks,
Kevin.
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danny heijl writes:
to Homesite that handles CSS very nicely, but also does the HTML editing
bit quite well too. :-) By all accounts, Topstyle IS the new Homesite
because it is by the same author.
Cheers,
Kevin.
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In article <41993d7d$XXXX@XXXXX.COM>,
XXXX@XXXXX.COM says...
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John
Life is complex. It has real and imaginary parts
 

Kevin Berry writes:
Windows.
Thanks for the tip.
Cheers,
Kevin.
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Unfortunately, none of it was created using Dynamic Architect, as the
program was heavily under development when the web site was launched.
However, as it is a frequently asked question, I have recreated the default
page layout using Dynamic Architect in about 10 minutes... I could send the
project to you if you'd like to take a look and see how close the result
looks like. The file is only 74 KB.
Regards, jonjon.
 

On 11/16/04, jonjon said:
Dynamic Architect. You can send it to me directly, after removing NO
SPAM from my address, of course ;)
And thanks for offering!
--
Bill
--------
"Notice that while no one condemns a buyer wanting more for his money,
not so a seller wanting more for his goods. He's greedy and just out to
make a buck." -- Wayne Dunn
 

Regards, jonjon.
 

On 11/16/04, jonjon said:
Thanks again.
--
Bill
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"Notice that while no one condemns a buyer wanting more for his money,
not so a seller wanting more for his goods. He's greedy and just out to
make a buck." -- Wayne Dunn