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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / November 2005Is Publisher a good program for designing web pages?
I want to design a fairly simple static brochure style webpage. Is Publisher going to work for me, or should I invest the $ and time in Dreamweaver? (will I have problems uploading to host?)  Signaturejv > I want to design a fairly simple static brochure style webpage. Is Publisher > going to work for me, or should I invest the $ and time in Dreamweaver? > (will I have problems uploading to host?) your message did not appear. thanks Signaturejv > > I want to design a fairly simple static brochure style webpage. Is Publisher > > going to work for me, or should I invest the $ and time in Dreamweaver? > > (will I have problems uploading to host?) If you are willing to spend money, why aren't you looking at FrontPage? Publisher can do the job but it is meant to be used as a desktop publishing program. The web aspect is not it's primary purpose. You can do a website with Word too but the same thing applies there. Will you have trouble uploading? No clue - we don't know what your skill level is. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >I want to design a fairly simple static brochure style webpage. Is >Publisher > going to work for me, or should I invest the $ and time in Dreamweaver? > (will I have problems uploading to host?) I am debating spending money on any program for websit publishing as I only have one site to build, but to answer your question, Dreamweaver came highly recommended. I will look into FrontPage too. Thanks Signaturejv > If you are willing to spend money, why aren't you looking at FrontPage? > Publisher can do the job but it is meant to be used as a desktop publishing [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > going to work for me, or should I invest the $ and time in Dreamweaver? > > (will I have problems uploading to host?) Less money - and if you can use Word/Publisher, you can use FrontPage enough to do a site. SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >I am debating spending money on any program for websit publishing as I only > have one site to build, but to answer your question, Dreamweaver came [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> > going to work for me, or should I invest the $ and time in Dreamweaver? >> > (will I have problems uploading to host?) |
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