Free Web Site Software

Kate-B_4

Sounds great just can't figure out how to get it lol. Anyone help?

MagicFreebiesUK

you guys should watch the CSS and XHTML markup tutorials at Lynda. I personally use Dreamweaver & Adobe Flash to create my pages but these tutorials will help you with whatever programs you use.

There was a free 7 day Lynda pass posted a few days ago.

Chrissie1803

Hi, I've been told that I need to get Adobe Acrobat free download to receive pdf files, but each time I go on the site they ask for banking details. Can anybody help please.

-TangleFoot-

Chrissie1803 wrote: »

Can anybody help please.

You need Adobe Reader, not Acrobat.

shammyjack

Adobe Reader is Bloatware and very slow !

Try this for a free PDF reader that is fast and small

http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

shammy

-TangleFoot-

shammyjack wrote: »

Try this for a free PDF reader that is fast and small

http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

Small and fast it certainly is, but at the moment their download server's a little slow. Updating from version 2.2 to 2.3 took an interminably long time, and I had to restart the process several times before it'd downloaded the whole package.

Aside from that, it's a cracking piece of software.

anthf

CAN anybody put me in right direction for adobe photoshop or equivalant to build a website.

-TangleFoot-

anthf wrote: »

...adobe photoshop or equivalant...

Photoshop isn't a website creation tool, it's an image editing application. If that's what you're after, try Paint.NET or the GNU Image Manipulation Program.

savetilibleed

Lt_Sched wrote: »

Thanks for the info. Might have my first go at building a site then! Any ideas on how secure it is? Cheers again.
Lt.

If by secure you mean stable, well, if you have problems with nvu crashing or freezing (I did) there is an unofficial improvement called Kompozer at http://kompozer.net/

It's nowhere near as polished as Frontpage or Dreamweaver but for free is better than some cheap web editing programs. And it's not terribly laden with code so the pages load quite quickly which was noticeable when I still had dialup. I had my site written originally in Frontpage Express then later edited in Word. I remade it in nvu now Kompozer.

For uploading to Webspace I still prefer to use a standalone FTP program like Ipswitch WS_FTP Home. Think I got mine freeby from a PC magazine coverdisc sometime back.

bygiminee

Hi I'm a newbie with both websites and this MSE forum - and think it's great!

I found some free FTP software a couple od days ago called CoffeeCup and it seems really easy to install and use. Have any of the rest of you tried it?

I'm off to look at the free website software you recommend now!!