atw: Re: MS Publisher

Another thing you might want to consider is the usability and accessibility
of web code produced.

 

I don't have experience with Publisher, but if the HTML code it produces is
anything like MS Word, you could be in trouble.

 

Not an issue.  WebCompiler compiles the code into a locked down product for
which the source code can be made invisible.  If it succeeds in compiling,
then the code is OK - that's the sum total of it.

 

I think that we need to be a little bit careful that we are not left behind
taking the professional high ground, while the rest of the world has raced
ahead courtesy of Web 2.00, and all the program spin-offs from Web 2.00 that
are further enabling it.  Frankly, in this context, dirty code is
irrelevant. It is old thinking.

 

Christine

 

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Some Publisher resources are available at
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA012079251033.aspx

 

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