A New Era

re: A New Era

markovich — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 19:59:13 GMT

It has matured to a really great tool. I'm still discovering a few features that I didn't know were there.

re: A New Era

morningrider — Sat, 11 Mar 2006 19:51:59 GMT

I have stuck with FrontPage since the beginning, much to the haranging of my macromedia friends. It has matured to a really great tool. I'm still discovering a few features that I didn't know were there. I've taught many folks at our office how to use it and share info on our intranet. They could care less about internet technology, but love being in control of their own content.

I just took a look at the Expression tools and am drooling... Wow. I hope it's as intuitive as FP.

re: A New Era

Tina Clarke — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 22:22:49 GMT

re: A New Era

Tina Clarke — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 22:21:44 GMT

Expression Web Designer will be available to the public via CTP on March 20th, I can't wait to get my hands on it. I tried out Expression Graphic Designer another part of the suite and have to say it reminded me fondly of Image Composer (came with f98 and some fp2000) and the only graphic prog I have that works with my cheap Tablet and Pen to any satisfying extent. I've seen what is coming and I'm looking forward to supporting the new as well as maintaining help for the old for those that can't afford to move forward. FrontPage 2003 cuts your work time in half, so imagine what Expression is going to do for you... a boon to lazy people like me:) Don't forget you need XP at least to run the Expression suite and Sharepoint Web Designer. Tina Clarke