website ease of use

[Michele <michele -at- krautgrrl -dot- com>]

Hello all,

I have a dilemma. I have a client who is about 75% (according to him) 
savvy with Dreamweaver (the version before MX), he's been using DW to 
upload files to a website that has three tables and no CSS, let's say 
his name is Peter. His partner, who is also a client of ours had me 
create his blog and he does Podcasting, among other things and he thinks 
his partner should do a blog-like site, let's call him Bill.

Bill wants Peter to use a blog-like site like Expression Engine, but 
that would mean learning something new and Peter really doesn't want to 
learn something new.

So, I was wondering, if I developed a CSS that was all encompassing with 
tables, and all the myriad and sundry that goes into a CSS, would Peter 
still be able to use DW to put his files on our server? Or will I have 
to develop a custom interface to allow for the "ftp"ing of files?

Please let me know if anyone needs clarification!

Thanks, Michele


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Michele E. Davis, Writer
Kraut Companies
612-824-3516
612-309-6903 (cell)
www.krautgrrl.com
www.krautboy.com
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