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07-Jul-2005, 05:02 PM #1
Basic site - Front Page or MX
Hi All

I have used FP 2000 a little bit and have decided to set up a site, for my business. I am unsure if I should continue to use FP ( upgrade to FP2003 ?) or change to MX? Really appreciate any feedback on which is best and if anyone has changed from one to the other ?

The site will be fairly basic to start with, ie., home page, menu of sections to display services etc, but, I would like to be able to develop it further over time.

Any comments appreciated.

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07-Jul-2005, 09:50 PM #2
If by MX you mean Dreamweaver, then change to it. Front Page is one of the worst programs out there.
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07-Jul-2005, 10:18 PM #3
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