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I wouldn't allow any of the users to code the HTML, or you will end up
breaking point b!
Gordon
www.snowgoon.co.uk
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From: Jill Renaud [mailto:jrenaud -at- mitra -dot- com]
Sent: 08 May 2003 23:06
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: Creating HTML Pages
The constraints for this project are: (a) We can't force the users to code
HTML (although some may choose to do so), (b) The pages must have a
consistent look and feel, (c) The implemented system must be relatively
easy-to-use and require minimal training, and (d) It must be fairly cheap!
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