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singh wrote:
> 
> Hmmm I think I'm going to search around for as much about HTML authoring
> as I can find and write up what I find and which I prefer.  If I can't get
> a magazine to publish I will post it here!  

Please do! I've been working in web page graphics creation for a few 
months and lately got into some light html authoring myself in order 
to check page design and transparency, and so far have used mainly 
Mac-based tools (WebWeaver, Transparency, Netscape) because of the 
easiest to find information. I use Scala for text placement and 
preliminary design, because ShapeShifter's speed on my system isn't 
optimal. I've heard of some Amiga html tools, but lack of time (or 
effort :^) have prevented me from trying them out...

Also, authors, I've been using
> Amosaic 1.3 nonet to preview the html files and this works well.  Don't
> forget to get MUIusr 3.1 and pay the author.  :)
> wavegirl

Trouble is, right now Netscape's quirks have became almost de-facto 
standards, so it is imperative to try pages on it to avoid nasty 
surprises...

Victor Vargas