Mapedit: allows the creation of the imagemap hot-spots file and corresponding URLs. You can also download for free Map This, a very similar software for Windows NT/95. Windows and Unix versions, but is not free. ImageMagik: allows graphical conversions, transparent images and special effects to embelish images in Linux. Also include the ability to prepare GIF animations. Graphics Workshop: allows conversion among a large number of graphical formats, including WMF, GIF, JPEG, TIFF, etc. Xpaint or Xv: basic graphical editors and conversion tools in X11, graphical Linux. Xnview is almost as good, is free, but does not yet do transparent images. Lview: the basic graphical editor and conversion tool in Windows 95/NT, but is not free. I am using it for years and is my favorite illustration tool. Xara: a very easy to use and fast graphical images development environment. Gimp - GNU Image Manipulation Program: an excellent, free, graphical images development environment, for Linux, with a port for Windows. I am using it for years and my favorite illustration tool. Graphics - art Xara: a very easy to use and fast graphical images development environment. MS PowerPoint is a good tool to create and convert graphical presentations to the Web. Star Office Presentations: a good presentation tool from a free office suite. Not applicable: no Microsoft Word version for Unix. MS Word: Also a very good WYSIWYG editor, creating and converting text files to HTML files automatically. WordPerfect 8 for Linux: there is a free version available for individual users and another version which is commercial. WordPerfect 8 and above: the best way to create tables to be exported to the Web, allows creating or converting WordPerfect files to the Web - works as a superb "what you see is what you get" Web editor. Netscape Composer is free and a good graphical HTML editor. Netscape Composer is free and a good graphical HTML editor.ĪsWedit: a text editor for Linux, similar to Homesite, and the free version is quite good. Macromedia Dreamweaver includes Homesite, but is not free. A text HTML editor that supports Java Applet tags, forms, frames, etc. : There is a free and a commercial version. Netscape Communicator 4.x and Internet Explorer 5: both very good and easy to use. WinVn: multi-thread, fast and very simple to setup and use. You can transfer files between the remote machines. XDIR: GUI easy to use and allows connections to more than one machine at a time. Netscape Communicator 4.x is perhaps a better alternative for it has a IMAP compliant e-mail component. Unix Pine (telnet or open a shell-window and type Pine): allows access to UBMail mailbox from office, labs,Ĭlassrooms. Netscape Communicator 4.x and Internet Explorer 5 also contain free IMAP compliant e-mail packages. To UBMail mailbox from office, home, and/or travelling laptop. Pine for VMS: allows accessĮ-Mail - TCP/IP access using IMAP: exchanging Also allows dial-in (no TCP/IP), for only $30.00.The Windows Telnet applet is free, has a good VT-100 emulation, but offers no customization.Įlectronic messages. VT 100 keyboard customization for PCs, scripting. Standard in Linux, good VT-100 emulation, but no VT 100 keyboard customization. The Windows Telnet applet is free, has a good VT-100 emulation, but offers no customization. Also allows dial-in (no TCP/IP), for only $30.00. Use most frequently since March 1994, when I started to take the Web more seriously, andĪssumed more responsibilities in the Internet with the creation of CIS-L (Careers, TrendsĪnd Opportunities in Information Systems) as an Internet/Bitnet discussion list (today CIS-L is a Web conference board). This is not an endorsement or recommendation of these products, just the software I The Web Learning page of SELECT has a substantial collection of references and tutorials related to these software packages. The only general exceptions are software type headers. Links in this page are, in most cases, to downloading sources or software vendors, not to tutorials. Learning materials), and Daily (repeat sites) pages. This page requires a browser that supports tableĮxtensions. This is a collection of software to develop web pages, created by Al Bento at the Merrick School of Business, University of Baltimore.
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