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  • Jukka K. Korpela

    #16
    Re: client wants to use FrontPage

    "Philipp Lenssen" <info@outer-court.com> wrote:
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    >> If the original document is well-designed HTML and the novice only
    >> changes texts and adds simple constructs according to instructions
    >> given, I wouldn't expect FP to break the HTML.[/color]
    >
    > FrontPage server does e.g. replace &copy; with the (C) character --
    > without you lifting your finger, clicking anywhere, or telling it do
    > so![/color]

    I'm not sure of what you mean by "FrontPage server". Anyway, whatever we
    might think of such replacement, they don't make the HTML broken.

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    • PeterMcC

      #17
      Re: client wants to use FrontPage

      Jukka K. Korpela wrote in
      <Xns94FDF262B65 51jkorpelacstut fi@193.229.0.31 >
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      > "Philipp Lenssen" <info@outer-court.com> wrote:
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      >>> If the original document is well-designed HTML and the novice only
      >>> changes texts and adds simple constructs according to instructions
      >>> given, I wouldn't expect FP to break the HTML.[/color]
      >>
      >> FrontPage server does e.g. replace &copy; with the (C) character --
      >> without you lifting your finger, clicking anywhere, or telling it do
      >> so![/color]
      >
      > I'm not sure of what you mean by "FrontPage server"...[/color]

      I suspect that Philipp means a server with FrontPage Extensions installed...
      but then, I suspect that you knew that already ;)

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      • Lars

        #18
        Re: client wants to use FrontPage

        As other posters mention, ensure that your contact is for *only* the
        initial design and implementation. Also, whatever your rates are for
        maintenance and changes, make sure they know that your rates are at least
        double to fix something the client fucked up by using MS-Frontpage.

        Also, Dreamweaver is the more useful and more common web site development
        tool. XMetal can be highly recommended. Lastly, Mozilla now has a rather
        good editor.

        -Lars

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        • Rose

          #19
          Re: client wants to use FrontPage

          >Re: client wants to use FrontPage

          If the client wants to use FrontPage then so be it and bill them
          accordingly.... ..



          Rose

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