Re: FN-FORUM writing for web

date posted 15th January 2001 17:28

You could use Dreamweaver for writing the drafts. I write all my books this
way (I even prefer it to Word). Instead of sending files to clients, you
can just send the URLS. When a copy is required in Word, you can read the
HTML Dreamweaver document in HTML Word and save in the Word format. This
works very well, it retains the same formatting - even the graphics.

peter
http://www.petersmall.net

>Thanks for all your pointers! Yes, word has been great so far but every
>time people put it into dream weaver it gets b*** up and I get the blame.
>I agree that very few words have to be used on a site, which is why people
>have to hire me to get all they need to say in 2.5 words!
>Notepad sounds good, I will give it a go. Clients are willing to app copy
>in text/word format. When I said dated I meant package wise, there seem to
>be far better ones out htere more suited to what I do.
>
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