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In the Spirit of Mozilla Firefox, Nvu is an HTML editor that offers an alternative and improvement over similar programs created by Microsoft and other large corporations.  This editor has easy to use tool bars that span the top of the screen, much like web browsers and word processors.  It includes "tabs" much like Firefox web browser, allowing you to easily switch between multiple open projects or pages.  Web publishing is as easy as typing, inserting pictures from web location, choosing color, saving, and hitting "publish."  Compatible with most web browsers, even beginners can create web pages that rival advanced HTML writers.  

This simple page has been created using Nvu.  You can easily change text color, font,and even size. You can add background color or picture from an existing website or from a file on your computer.  Pictures can be added throughout the page and retain their color and definition.  Templates are available, too.
                                                                       
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You can easily link to other web pages; here is a site that was also created using NVU.  You can choose to have your links open in a new window without ever writing HTML code.  If you are more advanced and would like to write HTML or are a beginner and would like to view the page in HTML to see the code at work and understand the commands, you can toggle the HTML tags on and off.  This allows you to practice and manipulate the page using a mixture of Nvu and your own HTML.  The "Preview" option allows you to check the success of your code as you write.

Nvu is the perfect tool for  the beginner and also an efficient means for the advanced HTML writer to write and publish.  This easy to use editor is cost effective, as well.  Before spending large sums on software that is similar to Nvu, try this FREE editor.  Before you make a commitment to making Nvu your one and only HTML editor, check the market, read reviews, and test other editors.  Links to additional HTML editor reviews are listed below.

Dream Weaver 8 by Jessica Delaney

Nvu by Margie Hay

Dream Weaver by Sarah Hendrix

Dream Weaver and Rapid Weaver by John Tubbs

EVRsoft First Page by Lee Wilkinson

Dream Weaver 8 vs Front Page 2003 by Chris Liang

Advanced HTML Editor by Brad Frey

Nvu by Laura Gowler

Web Page Maker 2.3 by Erin Collins

Dream Weaver 8 by Amy Neighbors

Dream Weaver 4 by Steve Svendsen

Macromedia Home Site 5.5 and Nvu by Renee Urban

Macro Media Dreamweaver and Nvu by Jodi Herrmann

Macromedia Dreamweaver by katie Shifflet

Dreamweaver with Fireworks by Mark Emmons

Mozilla by Brian Bucciarelli

EVRsoft First Page by Robb Beane

Taco by Erin Kilroy

html by Becca Berbaum

Dreamweaver vs Frontpage by Karen Mizera

html by Young Seo

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EDPSY590NET Summer 2006 University of Illinois, Created July 30, 2006 by Jakob