1st Page 2000 2.0

1st Page is a powerful HTML editor suitable for both beginners and for more advanced and technically savvy users. The program can help in the drafting of the html code (or script) to be used for the construction of their web pages.
Those who already know the software will find many similarities Allaire Homesite (also in the UI!). 1st Page is not entirely free!

1st Page includes more than 450 Javascript/VBScript already "pre-packed", full support for SSI, CGI, Perl, Cold Fusion, ASP, and the ability to insert images with effect "rollover" (common effect in many websites which consists in Highlighting a particular graphic elements - such as buttons - move your mouse).
The program has a module that allows the "compression" of the HTML (so as to reduce the size occupied by files on disk) has a 'wizard' for 6 types of algorithms javascript and more ...
The release of a new version was announced for this year still, however, has not been released.

Important Clarification: Some readers have reported the presence of viruses within 1st Page 2000. The problem of the alleged virus is widely discussed in 1st Page on the Net is indeed a virus "WindowBomb" by the majority of software antivirus. The only infected file seems to be a script called "six buttons from hell". It must be said however that it is still not a real virus (anyone can realize this by analyzing the code of the files reported as "infected") as a sort of "script-game" that puts a strain on the browser.
Our opinion is that the company produces 1st Page 2000 would have been better to remove the script "Six buttons from hell". And in any case sufficient to delete the file\1st Page\IScripts\Buttons\Six buttons from hell.izs to be safe. The script "Six buttons from hell", included in 1st Page, does not damage your computer if not started anyway, even if it does happen, the worst thing that can happen is a block of your browser and/or the Windows shell (everything ok with a simple restart ...).
More on that can be found on the "online community" of 1st Page 2000: http://developers.evrsoft.com/forum

1st Page 2000 2.0