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Explain the three basic approaches to creating Web pages. |
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Know when to use an HTML editor, an HTML translator, or a WYSIWYG tool. |
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Understand how HTML editors work, and be able to find HTML editors on the Web. |
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Recognize the names of the most popular WYSIWYG editors, and know how to find out more about them. |
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Realize how HTML translators can save time when you need to create a Web page from a word-processed document, a spreadsheet, a database, or a presentation. |
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Learn what WYSIWYG stands for and understand the concept of WYSIWYG editing. |
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After you decide which of these might be best for you, try downloading and installing the sample versions available from each site. |
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FrontPage and Dreamweaver are free to try and Nvu is open source. Try downloading and installing each one to be ready to create your web pages. |
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