Hazera Bibi

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January 18, 2001, on Converting from Microsoft Word to HTML:
Hi, regarding Microsoft 2000 and it's inability to understand what the words "tidy" code mean. I used MS Word 2000 when our site needed to create an intranet and it was a total nightmare. It kept creating all these files and folders on the server that took up space and loading time. It created a file folder for every single page of html which was just plain ignorant if you ask me. I persisted with this until my manager let me buy FrontPage 2000 which is still a little bit messy but better value. I feel that Word is okay for quick, simple pages that aren't going to need much maintenance. Frontpage is very well integrated with all the other MS packages but does tend to spit out some garbage in the form of FPDB includes etc and doesn't tend to like files created in other Web design applications, having it's own tilted view on the world. If you want a dynamic database driven website, then FrontPage is great for the novice who hasn't got time to learn ASP, Javasript etc. It's a good ...