From kenn@nesbitt.com Mon Mar 11 10:16:21 1996 Article: 54891 of comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html From: kenn@nesbitt.com (Kenn Nesbitt) Subject: Re: HTML editors for Windows 95 Date: Sun, 3 Mar 96 03:00:47 MET Organization: Nesbitt Software newshirt@best.com wrote: >I'm looking for some references for an HTML editor that will work with Windows95. >Please send info and or URLs. Tony, The 32-bit Windows 95/NT version of WebEdit (http://www.nesbitt.com) is going into beta testing in about a week. Although Beta 1 is for registered users only, Beta 2 will be publicly available at the end of March. -- Kenn Nesbitt kenn@nesbitt.com http://www.nesbitt.com/ From scotj@pnn.com Wed Jan 10 14:03:54 1996 Article: 43975 of comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html From: scotj@pnn.com (Scot Jebens) Subject: WebEdit 1.4 Released!!! Date: Tue, 9 Jan 96 06:31:59 MET Organization: Pacific Northwest Networks WebEdit 1.4 is Here! After considerable testing by thousands of users, WebEdit 1.4 is now complete. WebEdit 1.4 is a significant upgrade, sporting a new built-in WYSIWYG previewer, a WYSIWYG image map editor, and support for every new Netscape 2.0 and Internet Explorer 2.0 HTML extension. You can download this new version from our download page. http://www.nesbitt.com Scot Jebens Nesbitt Software From kenn@europa.com Tue Aug 8 12:02:24 1995 Article: 14406 of comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html From: kenn@europa.com (Kenn Nesbitt) Subject: WebEdit 1.1a now available Date: Thu, 3 Aug 95 22:03:15 GMT-1:00 Organization: Nesbitt Software WebEdit HTML Editor for Windows, version 1.1a is now available for download from: http://wwwnt.thegroup.net/webedit/webedit.htm Version 1.1a includes all of the features of 1.1, plus: * A couple of bug fixes * A new toolbar for converting ASCII characters to extended HTML tags * A new menu selection for converting extended ASCII characters to HTML tags * Relative pathnames in the URL builder, and Easy Links and Easy Images dialog boxes. * A new setup program -- Kenn Nesbitt Author, WebEdit HTML Editor for Windows From kenn@europa.com Fri Jul 28 10:27:05 1995 Article: 13083 of comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html From: kenn@europa.com (Kenn Nesbitt) Subject: Announcing WebEdit 1.1 for Windows Date: Thu, 27 Jul 95 02:39:29 GMT-1:00 Organization: Nesbitt Software Kenn Nesbitt's WebEdit 1.1 HTML Editor for Windows Nesbitt Software introduces a powerful new upgrade to the most complete Windows-based editor for World Wide Web hypertext documents FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 24, 1995 Nesbitt Software announces the availability of Kenn Nesbitt's WebEdit 1.1, a Microsoft Windows-based hypertext markup language (HTML) editor designed for rapid creation and easy maintenance of World Wide Web (WWW) documents. Created by internationally recognized Windows and Internet expert Kenn Nesbitt, WebEdit 1.0 was widely acclaimed as the best HTML editor available for the Windows platform. According to Harley Hahn, co-author of the number one best-selling computer book The Internet Yellow Pages and author of The Internet Complete Reference, "WebEdit is the program against which all other hypertext editors should be measured. I love WebEdit. Like all great tools, it helps me do what I want without getting in my way." WebEdit's clean, well-organized interface makes it the perfect tool for HTML beginners. But, unlike other HTML editors, WebEdit does not skimp on power or flexibility. Designed for use by HTML experts, WebEdit 1.1 provides support for every feature of HTML, including HTML levels 1, 2 and 3, and even special language extensions such as those recognized by the Netscape Web browser. WebEdit 1.1 provides complete support the draft specification for HTML 3. According to Rick Stout, co-author of The Internet Yellow Pages and author of the forthcoming World Wide Web Complete Reference, "WebEdit is an exciting new editor that allows you to work in an organized, uncluttered environment. Of the many Web authoring tools I have looked at, WebEdit is the most compliant with the HTML 3 specification." Among it's many new features are support for HTML 3 inline figures, mathematical formulae, tabs, banners, admonishments, and more. WebEdit's powerful URL builder helps you construct uniform resource locators for hypertext links to Internet resources, and a new WYSIWYG table builder creates HTML 3 tables for you; simply enter your data into a spreadsheet-style grid, and let WebEdit write the HTML code. Using WebEdit's Custom Tags dialog, you can define your own tags to quickly enter often-repeated sections of text. Floating toolbars provide single-click support for every tag in HTML. With new "Easy Links" and "Easy Images" windows, you can drag-and-drop inline images and hypertext links right into your documents. And WebEdit's new built-in spelling checker helps you make your pages letter perfect. WebEdit 1.1 is published by KnowledgeWorks, Inc. as shareware and can be downloaded from http://wwwnt.thegroup.net/webedit/webedit.htm for a free 30 day evaluation. The registration fee is US$99.95 for business use, and US$49.95 for educational users, home users, and not-for-profit organizations. WebEdit is a trademark of Nesbitt Software Contact: KnowledgeWorks, Inc. 2251 San Diego Ave., Suite A-141 San Diego, CA 92110 (619) 220-8026 (619) 220-8324 Fax Internet: webedit@thegroup.net CompuServe: 76100,57