Topic awaiting preservation: First Page 2006 RELEASED! (Page 1 of 1)

I'm exited! I've used FP2000 for the longest time and cant move away from it (no matter how hard I try), now FP2006 is released!

Excuse me while I have my fun.
*runs off with his FP2006*

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://www.evrsoft.com/
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.evrsoft.com%2Fdefault.css&usermedium=all

Oh ya - I'm gonna run right out and get that.

wow

never thought I'd see the day. I'm downloading this and giving it a look for nostalgia sake, this was the first text editor I ever used for building web sites. Doubt I'd ever go back to it but wow. I just thought they'd lost interest in an upgrade years ago. They've been saying "new version soon" for literally years and years.

It looks interesting. I will take a look at it. I still use Max's program though. It still works for what I need.


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It is rather shocking that a company claiming to produce a "State of the art web authoring tool" as doing so on a page that fails validation quite so horribly, and for very obvious reasons of plain old bad coding.

I would revert to notepad before resorting to this...

their marketing savvy is clearly anything but

at a quick glance it looks *damn* useful. I'd be tempted to give it a look if I didn't know it's 6 years between updates. Looks like they've got "project management" and FTP capabilities in there now, haven't tried them but the icons for them are just lovely

wow, ive been using FP2000 myself for years!
thanks for the tip.

that with the validation is a shame.

it's a template monstery looking thing

yech

nice choo choo G

lol, yeah. This was my first editor as well. Used it for years, checked the site and forums now and then for updates but never any dice. Now I'm a bit more seasoned and I don't think I'd be using it too often, especially since my sites are all cssp...../xhtml. I use notepad++ - http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm now.... which works great for designing and developing the type of sites I do. Has a multi edit view that allows tabs on each side, so I keep my css on one side, and all my xhtml docs on the other side with tabs and it seems to be coding bliss . I also am a fan for code collapse....

Dreamweaver has come a long way in the standards compliant world - but still has a ways to go, and I use it for quick updated or edits that won't effect my markup..

1rst page seems like its a resource HOG also.... perhaps one day I'll find use for it...

(Edited by jive on 01-16-2006 03:32)