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more than a few, here, have web-sites, of one sort or another ...
maybe it's time for us to have one, too ... some years ago, we bought
a copy of Dreamweaver, with the intention of creating one ... I read
the manual right-through, even tried a few things ... but the effort
required was way disproportionate, or so ISTM, and I put it aside ...
looking again, now, it seems Apple's iWeb may offer something a whole
lot better, for us, anyway - very intuitive (not the least need for a
manual) & surprisingly capable ... so, wondered, has anyone gone that
way, and ... what hosting arrangements would be best ?
more than a few, here, have web-sites, of one sort or another ... maybe it's time for us to have one, too ... some years ago, we bought a copy of Dreamweaver,...
We have a cottage that we rent out and I used a Microsoft Frontpage program to give people info about it. The site is fairly basic and was created several...
I too have used FrontPage for cheap 'n cheerful websites for local B&Bs and the like. Not the easiest, but good enough, part of MS Office and it works. I...
aye ... bearable, though, between the thunderstorms (*) ! (*) up here, these have been preceded by extreme humidity - waking us in the middle of the night,...
dreamweaver is much too complicated and expensive. NVU http://www.nvu.com/ works on macs linux and pcs and is free so you can download it whereever you are. ...
Chris, Depends on what you want to do. Google's PicasaWeb is good for photos, great integration with Picasa for the PC (don't know about the mac), and they are...
GooglePages has been discontinued, in its place there's now GoogleSites which is also easy to use. You could also set-up a free blog using Google's blogger.com...
Chris, Have a look at RapidWeaver (www.realmacsoftware.com/rapidweaver/) and Sandvox (www.karelia.com/), both of which are more sophisticated than iWeb, but a...
Many thanks - RapidWeaver was mentioned in connection with a recent MacWorld Review of iWeb : http://www.macworld.com/article/138644/2009/02/iweb09.html the...
... Personally, I wouldn't bother designing your own pages - been there, done that ! I'd just install a content management system like Mambo or Joomla. They're...
Hmm.. this sort of thing sounds like something I need too... - what's the learning curve like on getting the initial install, configuration, & templating set...
Depends what the objective is, but if it's the normal sort of thing (words & photo's, neatly laid-out, with associated internal & external links), probably...
This is my third attempt to post a reply to Chris' post, so apologies if you received the previous 2 attempts but I never saw them! Chris, Another vote for MS...
Chris, Hopefully this reply will post ok without me having to go to the forum site to reply - It didn't so I'm sending this via the forum site!! Anyway, my...
Another vote for Alex here. I've had home and business hosting with him for a few years and am happy. The cpanel system he uses has stats included, but IIRC,...
Depending on who you use to host it, you may also want a stats package. I tried several but now use www.Statcounter.com - they can provide invisible counters,...
thanks to all on this - have contacted Alex ... need to sort a few questions, one of which is one domain names ... seems can can register .co.uk, .org.uk and...
Chris If I'm "guessing" website names I tend to try .com and .co.uk. If it doesn't come up with that I might then google for it. Personally, I think ...
Rona, Nick - thanks ... looks like .co.uk / .org.uk / .me.uk cost £15 per two years, and .com / .org / .net cost £15 per year ... not sure why, but can't see...
maybe, but it'll be having more than selfbuild on it - some stuff on sea-levels & local historty, and the economy, too, plus some things from before the...
On the subject of top level domains, I always reserve the following for each domain I have: .com .co.uk .net .org Hardest task is thinking of a domain name...