RE: FLASH: DreamWeaver vs HTML in Notepad

[Springer, Steven]

I'd say a guy that knows Dreamweaver.  Knowing HTML is all well and good,

but it's really just an integral part of web design today.  Hopefully,

you'll never find someone on Dreamweaver that doesn't understand HTML syntax

(at least the basics).


Anyone who just codes by hand, however, would take a MUCH longer time to do

things like DHTML and other Behaviors that Dreamweaver simplifies, not to

mention scripting shortcuts...


[Although I have to say, John, that Dreamweave code (not much unlike

Frontpage code) is one of the most confusing that I've seen on the planet.]

:)


-Steve

A Proud Dreamweaver (and occasional Notepad) user.



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