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List:       gentoo-user
Subject:    Re: [gentoo-user] OpenOffice compatibility, and WYSIWYG web-editor.
From:       Matt Wilson <matt () mattsscripts ! co ! uk>
Date:       2004-09-03 22:45:18
Message-ID: 4138F3FE.5050409 () mattsscripts ! co ! uk
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derek tracy wrote:
|>| For putting a webpage together rather quickly, OO does have a WYSIWYG
|>HTML
|>| mode that works quite well (no frame support though)
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|>You almost said that as if to say that frames are something people
_want_...
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| I know a lot of designers are anti-frames but not all frames are bad.
| I came to love iframes and  frames that were hidden.

I will grant that <iframe> can sometimes be quite handy, but as a set
rule I avoid standard frames as much as possible. Anybody who suggests
that frames are a good thing better have a damned good reason (more than
just "it means I don't have to reload the entire page", because that's
not good enough)! :)
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