Google Page Creator Update - Indexed in MSN
Well, it looks like our Google Page Creator page has been picked up in MSN -
So one part of the Page Creator experiment is done, but there is still nothing indexed on Yahoo or Google.
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Hey there - Wish I knew how to use the blog... this is my first post...
Poll - What are you guys using for your html editor / publisher? I used to take pride in the fact that I used Notepad.exe as my html editor... but with things so different and complicated, I think a real editor would be very useful.
Any recommendations?
Posted by: beldorian | May 14, 2006 12:59 AM
Hi Beldorian - thanks for the comment.
Most people in our company use Dreamweaver when editing and writing HTML.
I still will do minor stuff in Notepad, but when things get more complex I move them over to Dreamweaver.
One thing to note is that I do not use the WYSIWYG feature in Dreamweaver. The HTML it outputs tends to be on the messy side and is a bear to alter later on.
Posted by: James Omdahl | May 15, 2006 10:23 AM