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Overview:
Hyper-Text Markup Language is the language used for writing pages for the World Wide Web. HTML Editors assist the author by providing buttons and icons that insert the necessary tags. WYSIWYG stands for "What You See Is What You Get" and this category is for editors with a "WYSIWYG" interface. Rather than having a text interface like many editors, WYSIWYG editors show you approximately what the final page is going to look like, Images are added to where they are supposed to go, rather than adding an img src= or any such thing.
Also see Beginner, Text Based, Toolbar Based, and Advanced Editors for the full spectrum of HTML Editors.
- Version Number: 4.02
- Revision Date: June 24, 1996
- File Name: atrax.exe
- Byte Size: 2,287,665
- License: Demoware
- HomePage: http://www.winwareinc.com/atrax.html
- Description: Smart objects will resize and plug into a page, all the user has to
do is add text and assign images. With control over text Font, Face, Weight, Color,
Images, Tables and Forms.
- Version Number: 1.6
- Revision Date: August 28, 1997
- File Name: NetItNow16.exe
- Byte Size: 3,125,116
- License: Shareware
- Homepage: http://www.net-it.com/
- Description: Gives you the power to publish desktop documents directly to the intranet as cross-platform "intranet documents" that can be viewed in any standard browser without software plug-ins. Instantly share your analyses, reports, presentations, and other business documents with the people inside and outside your company who rely on them.
- Winner of the Pick of the Week for January 6,1997!
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