W3C's Amaya & EW2

Are the include files simple HTML files? What about having your managers use Expression Web also to edit these include files?

Aristotle

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Thanks for your replay.. Aristotle. We will have only one EW2 license and mangers outside our department and city will be using ?zones? . EW2 will than use the include statements to present compete webpages. I need to find a ?free? XHTML editor for them to us. I thought Amaya would be the best choice because it has the backing of W3C? Something like Sea Monkey will not work because it deals with only HMTL 4.01 and I want to implement XHTML: 1.0 across the entire spectrum?

Gene</o>

 

Has anyone used W3C?s XHTML editor called AMAYA? I am trying to use it with Expression Web 2 as my include option. I have mangers that want to add text/photos dynamically to our website and I thought Amaya is the way to go. Currently, under FrontPage 2003, we use Word 2003 to update pages on the website that I use in the ?include? function of FP2003. It has work great in the past but now as we move into EW2 that option is know longer viable. Word 2003/2007 carries to much baggage and is not XHTML compliant. Thanks, Gene

 

My next question is, what exactly is the problem with using Amaya? Can you also post a sample of what the code in the include files look like? Maybe it's the content that Amaya is having troubles with.

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