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Brown · 17-11-2003, 18:26

it just rocked my world. i take back everything i said about homesite, and everything i said about any of the smackromedia products (although the beaver is always useful). now feel a bit gutted about the £800 or so i've given smacrkomedia recently when topstyle pro does it all for £50.

everybody go to the dt.com homepage and click the link and buy it.

oli · 18-11-2003, 03:22

good man

sleepingfish · 18-11-2003, 04:58

Just having a go with the tutorial on the Trial version now, and it does appear to be the dogs danglies.

At the extortionate price of £50 I'm sure I can convince the boss to invest

Bill Posters · 18-11-2003, 07:07

I recently bought a (cheap s/h) PC with WinXP on it.
Maybe I'll give the demo a swing (though I'm not too sure I'll be splitting my workflow between two platforms (or switching) no matter how great it is).

still, I'm curious to try it out as it's widely regarded as being the tool of choice for the better informed PC web devhead.

Brown · 18-11-2003, 07:12

change the preview template for a page that you're currently working on and put it on your *other* monitor, then work the css and the html for the preview page within topstyle and watch it update in real time. so quick to use. you can also select which browser topstyle uses for the preview page. £50! the beaver and homeshite in one! i still like homesite though. thank you.

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Brown volkswagen yellow & gold Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: london, england. Posts: 6,214	topstyle it just rocked my world. i take back everything i said about homesite, and everything i said about any of the smackromedia products (although the beaver is always useful). now feel a bit gutted about the £800 or so i've given smacrkomedia recently when topstyle pro does it all for £50. everybody go to the dt.com homepage and click the link and buy it.

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sleepingfish css is for divs Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Norwich Posts: 4,524	Just having a go with the tutorial on the Trial version now, and it does appear to be the dogs danglies. At the extortionate price of £50 I'm sure I can convince the boss to invest

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Bill Posters trouble free and loverlee Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: YooKay Posts: 2,901	I recently bought a (cheap s/h) PC with WinXP on it. Maybe I'll give the demo a swing (though I'm not too sure I'll be splitting my workflow between two platforms (or switching) no matter how great it is). still, I'm curious to try it out as it's widely regarded as being the tool of choice for the better informed PC web devhead.

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Brown volkswagen yellow & gold Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: london, england. Posts: 6,214	change the preview template for a page that you're currently working on and put it on your other monitor, then work the css and the html for the preview page within topstyle and watch it update in real time. so quick to use. you can also select which browser topstyle uses for the preview page. £50! the beaver and homeshite in one! i still like homesite though. thank you.

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