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E: 24/07 Win 1 Of 20 Copies Of Serif Webplus X2
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Geeks may boast of writing websites with nothing more than a simple text editor, but for the rest of us a good web editor is key to designing a good-looking site.
Serif Webplus X2 is ideal for those who know what they want from a website, but don't want to have to learn HTML, CSS and Javascript to do it.
This latest version of Webplus has an improved interface that makes it easier to create a consistent look across the whole website. Text boxes and pictures can be placed exactly where you want them.
Pages are arranged using the latest technique, CSS, rather than tables. This makes pages easier to read and improves the chances of being picked up by Google and other search engines.
There are 30 new templates to get started with, which can all be customised. One advantage with using software like Webplus is the built-in Site Manager, which simplifies organising pages.
There are plenty of ways to add multimedia content to websites, from Flash-animated photo galleries to Youtube videos and podcasts. And if you want to share photos with friends, it's possible to set passwords on pages. It is also possible to set up forums and blogs to make your website a more social place.
For your chance to win a copy of Webplus X2, simply answer the question to the right before 24 July 2008.
For more information about Serif Webplus X2, visit www.serif.com.
Question: How does Serif Webplus X2 arrange text and pictures?
Answer: CSS
Good Luck
Geeks may boast of writing websites with nothing more than a simple text editor, but for the rest of us a good web editor is key to designing a good-looking site.
Serif Webplus X2 is ideal for those who know what they want from a website, but don't want to have to learn HTML, CSS and Javascript to do it.
This latest version of Webplus has an improved interface that makes it easier to create a consistent look across the whole website. Text boxes and pictures can be placed exactly where you want them.
Pages are arranged using the latest technique, CSS, rather than tables. This makes pages easier to read and improves the chances of being picked up by Google and other search engines.
There are 30 new templates to get started with, which can all be customised. One advantage with using software like Webplus is the built-in Site Manager, which simplifies organising pages.
There are plenty of ways to add multimedia content to websites, from Flash-animated photo galleries to Youtube videos and podcasts. And if you want to share photos with friends, it's possible to set passwords on pages. It is also possible to set up forums and blogs to make your website a more social place.
For your chance to win a copy of Webplus X2, simply answer the question to the right before 24 July 2008.
For more information about Serif Webplus X2, visit www.serif.com.
Question: How does Serif Webplus X2 arrange text and pictures?
Answer: CSS
Good Luck
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