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plastic_prophet · 14-01-2008, 21:43

hey there, a real newbie here. just looking for a bit of help and advice.

i have just recently started working on a website using microsoft publisher and i am finding it quite complicated. i do not seem to able to get the right page size or alignment.

i was wondering if somone could direct me on how to use publisher properly or point me in the direction of a better web design program.

any help wot so ever is very much appreciated!!

cheers,

iblastoff · 14-01-2008, 21:54

beginners web design

plastic_prophet · 14-01-2008, 22:02

thank you!

it is most appreciated!

Shiro · 14-01-2008, 23:30

One thing to realize is that a program that writes code for you will never write very good code. Well, I shouldn't say never - who knows what the future will bring. But at the moment, the code isn't very good (on anything I've seen that is). So programs like publisher, while good for someone who needs something but knows nothing, can't at the moment live up to a real live person who knows what they are doing.

If you want to learn what to do, the link that iblastoff posted is probably your best bet. Good luck!

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Shiro shiro Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yokohama, Japan Posts: 2,657	One thing to realize is that a program that writes code for you will never write very good code. Well, I shouldn't say never - who knows what the future will bring. But at the moment, the code isn't very good (on anything I've seen that is). So programs like publisher, while good for someone who needs something but knows nothing, can't at the moment live up to a real live person who knows what they are doing. If you want to learn what to do, the link that iblastoff posted is probably your best bet. Good luck!

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