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Wed, Jul 24, 1996 (11:44)
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The Web Media Publisher Pro -- Like HTMLed Pro and HotDog,
The Web Media Publisher offers a strong selection of advanced
features in a program that is also extremely easy to use. Easy forms,
tables (including previewing), frames, and even Java development
tools are just the beginning of Publisher's extensive array of
goodies. A file conversion utility (to and from PC, MAC, and
UNIX platforms), Internet Explorer tools (for marquee,
background sound, image options, and client side image mapping
tags), tools for creating high-quality backgrounds and image maps,
multiple file search and replace capabilities, user definable buttons,
and support for Shockwave give further credence to Publisher's
extensive feature-set. Publisher is a 32-bit application (Windows 95
and NT); as a result, it supports long file names and right mouse
button functionality.
The latest update of The Web Media Publisher (in its new,
beefed-up 'Professional' release) takes the client to a new level,
vaulting it past much of its competition. An integrated spelling
checker, image mapping utilities, user-definable floating toolbars,
FTP uploading capabilities, and a complete inline web previewing
browser are several of the recently added features that put this $35
application in a class of its own. With a new and much-improved
Windows 95 style interface, Publisher should merit considerable
attention from users for its price, its solid collection of features, and
its attractive layout. Publisher may not be the best HTML Editor
currently available, but it has come a long way in a very short time
and will be more than adequate for all but the most demanding
users.
Pros: Easy forms, tables, and frames development tools; spelling
checker; Internet Explorer tools
Cons: Needs more customization of toolbars and buttons
New: Multiple file search and replace, much improved GUI,
spelling checker, more
Version Reviewed: Release 9
Date of Review: 6/24/96 Reviewer: Forrest Stroud
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