🚀 go-pugleaf

Its a real mystery as to why they gained such popularity with HotDog.
Was it because it was one of the first windows Html editors that it gained the 
limelight until others surfaced and showed it up for the rubbish it was.

I have a hatred for Visual Basic programs so I am a little biased in my 
opinion.

I think Intel and Microsoft have this agreement where Intel makes faster 
processors and Microsoft makes the programming languages that slow them down 
again.

Paul



In article <6htank$1st$1@fep5.clear.net.nz>, s.bell@iecho.co.nz says...
>
>I am writing an article on the rise and fall (and rise again?) of
>Sausage Software.
>
>On the technical side, I am interested in any reports of experience
>with Sausage's products (Hotdog html editor, 'snaglets' applications)
>in their early days and today.
>
>Was there enough merit in them to justify the early adulation of
>Sausage? (I recall someone saying you may as well write raw html as
>use Hotdog in its early versions). 
>
>Have they improved since? What strengths/weaknesses do they have
>against rival products, for example Microsoft's Front Page?
>
> Thanks for any input. You will not be identified in the article
>unless you specifically agree to this.
>
>Reply here or by email to:
>
>s.bell@iecho.co.nz
>
>Thanks,
>Stephen Bell
>
>