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4:40 AM
Aug 30, 2010
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krice
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Have just downloaded a template and am trying to edit it but the problem is its not producing the same result. am i doing some thing wrong. The only option presented for editing is with MS Word help required am knew to this.
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8:06 AM
Aug 30, 2010
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wfiedler
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Hi,
huuh, NEVER use MS Word to edit a CSS/XHTML template!!!
Word is a word processor, not for editing code! Every newbie makes this mistake  .
Word totally messes up the code, when saving. Messing things up is a speciality of MS.
Use instead: Notepad++
It's free!
Hope it helps.
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9:52 AM
Aug 30, 2010
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krice
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Thank you am going to try notepad as see if I can go around the code
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4:20 PM
Aug 31, 2010
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NickyD
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Another free program that allows you to see your editing is Kompozer, which I used a lot as a beginner. As Wolfi said, Notepad ++ is excellent, but you will have to know how to read the code.
http://www.kompozer.net/download.php
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12:42 PM
Sep 7, 2010
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Site Admin
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I use Note Tab Lite myself, but yes, ++ and others are fantastic tools.
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