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Hmmm, I guess it's all in how you view it.
I'm in no way trying to be obstinate or confrontational, simply presenting
a different point of view.
Never took it that way.
I've often enjoyed finding other ways than those traditionally accepted
for doing things. I do see what you mean with the Swiss Army knife/saw
connection, but what if the person facing the situation is tremendously
comfortable with a Swiss Army knife, but has no electricity for operating
a circular saw and can produce something regarded as nearly flawless and
even creative using the knife? Likewise, if a person is totally familiar
with something like Flare or RoboHelp and is quite happy with what the
output looks like and how it operates, does it make it any less a web
site?
I see your point. I'm comfortable with RoboHelp (haven't used Flare yet),
but more comfortable with Dreamweaver when it comes to websites. Maybe it's
because I'm a Capricorn....who knows, but you are correct in that we tend to
use whatever we are most comfortable with to get the job done. I wonder
what type of website the original poster had volunteered to update....a
catalog of information or a ecommerce website for performance artists filled
with streaming video?
Al
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