Car_Guy - 2:41 pm on Oct 6, 2006 (gmt 0)

In 1996 I spent an hour using FrontPage, and concluded that my time would be much better spent learning HTML.

My entire site is hand-coded. I can update it myself from any computer that has Telnet. The code is as clean as I've seen. I have complete control over my site's content and appearance.

I know Web designers who refuse to work on sites that were created in FrontPage because of the horrible code it installs. I don't understand why Microsoft chose to add all that redundant code.

I'm not posting this to bash Microsoft. The best advice I could offer people is to learn HTML and whatever else you want to use to code your site. I think you're better off in the long run being self-sufficient and not having to rely on a particular editor, and having complete control of your results.