Downloadable WYSIWYG Programs

[Darren]

WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get

How else do you teach your demanding 13 year old cousin HTML!?

Does anybody, or can anybody, recommend me to good, simple and easy, downloadable WYSIWYG programs?

My cousin wants to learn HTML, and after trying to convince him that Dreamweaver is not for beginners, and a failed extremely short 1 question HTML code test, I've decided he needs to do something for himself if he wants to get into HTML.

He asked about being able to create websites in MS Word because you can see what your doing, so I told him I'll get him a similar alternative.

Blah, I need not say more, I just need a few WYSIWYG recommendations for him!

Thanks. :tu:

 

[RJ]

I was looking for something similar a while back, here's the recommendations I got in this thread

http://www.namepros.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10512

My client picked up Contribute from Macromedia, seems to be working ok for him. I haven't used it myself yet.

 

[Webtwink]

I starter out with trelix, it was extremely simply and easy! After a while i outgrew it and moved to dreamweaver and then to notepad.

 

[redhippo]

Originally posted by Webtwink
I starter out with trelix, it was extremely simply and easy! After a while i outgrew it and moved to dreamweaver and then to notepad.

TRELIX? whats that? link?

 

[Lauren Stephens]

ive got a link to a free one, its MS front page express. it is nothing like front page! its kinda like using word. also, if you have cpanel hosting, most have those free site designers in them

PM me if you need the software

 

[redhippo]

ok lauren...PM send

 

[Darren]

Thanks guys.

Could you PM me about the software please, Lauren? I'm interested.

Thanks also to the few guys that PM'ed me about this. Very much appreciated!