RE: FLASH: DreamWeaver vs HTML in Notepad

[Chris Jester]

I find Dreamweaver to not be very good at cross compatibility between

Netscape and IE.



Chris Jester

Senior Flash Illustrator/Animator,

Saltmine, 

http://www.saltmine.com

tel. (206) 284-7511, 


-----Original Message-----

From: David Sparks [

davidbsparksyahoo [dot] com (mailto:davidbsparksyahoo [dot] com)

]

Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 1:07 PM

To:

flasherchinwag [dot] com

Subject: Re: FLASH: DreamWeaver vs HTML in Notepad



I would want someone who knows the tags in and out,

but who is smart enough to know that Dreamweaver is

the way to go when trying to be profitable, and crank

out work in a reasonable amount of time.


David Sparks


--- Andrei <

guppermanyahoo [dot] com

> wrote:

>     Hello , I have a question about HTML /

> DreamWeaver .

> Who do you think is better for writing HTML pages ?

> (on a flash / nonflashed site) .

> 

>  - a guy that knows every little detail of

> Dreamweaver (so that he can produce pages

> faster and also ... Dreamweaver being a program that

> deals with some of the Flash

> movie's properties very well)

> - or a guy that knows all the HTML tags / attributes

> and is able to code a page from

> scratch , using only notepad (or any other simple

> editor).

>     Which of them would you take to be part of your

> team?  :)

> Andrei.



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