Well, sorry to bash a MS product (I usually don't do this), but almost any experienced webdeveloper will tell you the same thing I did.
Let me explain in other (softer) terms:
- HTML is a language created to develop webpages. It has a DTD and some specification (see The World Wide Web Consortium for some boring, technical, but useful info on this).
- HTML is *NOT* a language that should be oriented to be used with a specific software.
- FP is the *WORST* HTML editor I (and at least half the professionals) know to do the job.
- The great majority of webservers around the world *AREN'T* produced by MS, so you *WILL* have problems.
- There are other free options to use and you'll have to learn to do the code yourself anyway, even if you use Dreamweaver (wich, in my opinion is the best Visual HTML Editor).
After all of this I can't imagine one good reason to use FP
Believe me, I don't want to sound cocky, but as soon you get some real experience dealing with HTML you'll agree with me.
I rest my case.
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Galvão Abbott");
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