RE: Frame to HTML

["Jason Aiken" <jason.aiken@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah, I immediately followed the advice of helpful folkses telling me to get my butt to the Shire to check out this crafty mif2go thing once and for all. Shadowfax was nowhere to be found, but I did indeed hurry.

I've sifted through mif2go's HTML stuff for a couple of hours, prefer and love the scripting interface as supplied, and look forward to happy HTML someday down the road. We're stuck with using our default Frame references pages and lots of manual clean-up for this go around, but I can see us getting something quite nice in the future.

One thing I forgot to add was that our deadline for the current project is tomorrow.

Thanks all for your suggestions,
Jason

>>> Steve Wiseman <swiseman@selajerusalem.co.il> 04/18/02 01:32AM >>>
As a relatively new user to MIF2GO I can recommend it very highly. I can
compare it with the WebWorks demo which I used a few months ago.

Within a short time, with quite excellent technical support, I have great
HTML. I first was put off by the lack of screens but now, with little
investment time and the technical support, I feel that I have the knowledge
to do what I need. The MIF2GO demo provides you with a fully-working demo
but it puts in nonsense text occasionally to ensure you can't publish the
results.

I suggest you check it out before purchasing anything else.


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