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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Drusus, post: 541784, member: 6370&quot;]This is simply not true...dreamweaver saves in HTML, no proprietary extension, same with frontpage and most other code generators..HTML pages saved in dreamweaver can be opened in any word program....they are still just HTML like any other. No need to make things up if you are not aware of what the programs do. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>and again...It is simply absurd and untrue to say one must learn HTML. It is understandable if one doesnt want to bother with that...many people do not want to learn coding, they just want to get their coins up on the web, make it look nice, etc...One simply does NOT have to learn HTML to put together a nice (attractive) website...I just want it clear for someone who has never done it before that they KNOW they do not have to learn HTML to get a website up quick and looking nice...this is just what he THINKS people should do. You dont have to know one bit of HTML to generate a webpage in something like dreamweaver and other code generators...then as you work on pages you might end up learning it anyway as dreamweaver shows you the code as it generates it.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Also, Speedy said something about needing to be able to load something on the server? you dont have to do anything like that either if its just a basic website with HTML pages...dreamweaver and frontpage save out as HTML and you simply upload it to the server like you would any other HTML page...I have never encountered a server that did not accept HTML pages generated by any code generating program like dreamweaver.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>So my final advice would be...learn HTML if you like...our like said before...search around for a good HTML code generator that works for you and go at it. Good luck with the site however you end up putting it together and sorry to have been a party to derailing the thread.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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