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On 1/4/06, Karen Casemier <karen -dot- casemier -at- provia -dot- com> wrote:
> I'm going to be designing a website for a non-profit. We need to design
> a site with content that is easily updatable by non-technical users -
> ideally, those updating the site would not need to update the HTML
> directly, but could instead update a single file in Word or a similar
> program. I'd like to hear from those of you who have done something
> similar and the success you've had with different programs. Also, as
> this is for a non-profit, cost is also an issue.
Nvu is an excellent, free, open-source HTML editor with a very good
WYSIWYG mode. Users can publish updates to the site directly from
Nvu. http://nvu.com
A non-technical but reasonably intelligent user can learn to use Nvu
quickly; if they can handle a word processor, they can handle Nvu.
You'll need to give them a little training on how to upload the file
within Nvu once they update it; that's about it.
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