Website Software

[acsguitar]

It's a little complicated... just Google it and follow the links. Like, do a search for "what is bittorrent."

I'm sure you'll find some helpful sites.

To get you started, you'll need a BT client. Azureus is the best on.

Then, you need to find torrents. I suggest IsoHunt.

I suggest Azureus! I like Piratebay.org

[Tavish]

Start>All Programs>Accesories>Notepad

Enjoy!

[Coppermine]

Start>All Programs>Accesories>Notepad

Enjoy!

Ah, a classic web designer! As much as I appreciate old school web design, you can't deny how much easier, quicker and better a WYSIWYG editor is.

[On the DL]

Start>All Programs>Accesories>Notepad

Enjoy!

My teacher made us create a website using that before we learned to use dreamweaver

[Tavish]

Start>All Programs>Accesories>Notepad

Enjoy!

Ah, a classic web designer! As much as I appreciate old school web design, you can't deny how much easier, quicker and better a WYSIWYG editor is.

You were doing fine until you said better. Only in the case of an fairly basic webpage that you have no intention of ever modding would a WYSIWYG editor come even close to being an equal in terms of quality. Remember WYS is not always WYG with the editors. Truthfully I haven't used Notepad in a very long time, but I still stick use Notepad-style editors. Right now I use almost 100% BBEdit. Nothing like having the control of Notepad with some of the built in functionality of a semi-Visual Studio enviornment.

[Coppermine]

Well, I like that I can see the code as I work in dreamweaver, and take out some of the fluff it likes to put in. Dreamweaver's pretty awesome if you know how to use it and HTML.

I mean, to say that simply using Notepad in 2005 is better than Dreamweaver or even more powerful web editors, well, I just have trouble agreeing with that.