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2 total messages Started by Peter Morris [Air Software Ltd] Sun, 12 Dec 2004 22:53

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Author: Peter Morris [Air Software Ltd]
Date: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 22:53

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Hi all

I want a WYSIWYG HTML editor for my website howtodothings.com - my
requirements are

1) No "Java Runtime" required, javascript is okay though.
2) Must work on both IE and FireFox
3) Must allow me to insert a link to a file within a specific folder on the
server
4) Must allow me to insert an image from a specific folder on the server
5) Basic editing (bold, underline, bullets, font colour)
6) Easy to use within aspx

I have looked any numerous items today.  Although there are many, most of
them are not suitable.

Could anyone recommend something?

Thanks


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Re: WYSIWYG

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Author: Eric
Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 15:00

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Peter Morris [Air Software Ltd] wrote:

> 1) No "Java Runtime" required, javascript is okay though.
> 2) Must work on both IE and FireFox
> 3) Must allow me to insert a link to a file within a specific folder
> on the server
> 4) Must allow me to insert an image from a specific folder on the
> server 5) Basic editing (bold, underline, bullets, font colour)
> 6) Easy to use within aspx

Most of these requirements are easy to meet, but I'm not sure about #4.

If you only need IE support, there are some freeware options. For
Mozilla support, I think you have to go commercial.

Take a look at these:

http://www.interspire.com/devedit/overview.php

http://www.dart.com/powerweb/textbox.asp

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