create editable space for non-web literate

[Huiping]

Hello,

I am volunteering for a local Toastmasters Club for their web site. I need to create a spot on the home page for other memebers to post a weekly agenda:

<snip>

The other members know nothing about HTML. What is the easiest way to set up something for them to edit the weekly update?

I have seen people embedding a blog for part of the home page and someone suggested using Contribute. Which way is easier? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Huiping

[edited by: Woz at 7:34 am (utc) on Sep. 11, 2005]
[edit reason] No URLs please, see Tos#13 [/edit]

[JAB Creations]

You could uase a wysiwyg editor such as Composer which is packaged with the Mozilla Suite.

[mozilla.org...]

Get an FTP like CuteFTP and you can set it up to open and go directly to the paired folders you need the person editing the page to be in. They can drag and drop the news page, it will of course then update the page online and they can close both programs.

[Huiping]

Thanks Jab!