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WebIdeaTree 4.10c
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Playdesoft, Christophe Guibert |
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Rating: 4/5 (1 votes)  
Released: Sep 24, 2005
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WIT is a content manager and a web site builder, that makes it easy to create, organize and maintain your Web or Intranet site.
It's a powerful yet simple automatic Web site generator.
Working from a single site content/source file and CSS templates, you can
produce a Website with the exact look & feel that you want. You can use as
little or as much custom HTML coding as you wish.
Working from a single source file, WIT builds your full site in seconds.
Tools include: WYSIWYG editor, embedded background & graphics functions,
global search & replace for entire site, a site outliner or
taxonomy-builder, a built-in site indexing module (with a controlled
vocabulary function), and auto-upload via FTP. Plus you can copy &
paste from your wordprocessor, browser, whatever. You can create or update
a site with a single click. Really.
PROFESSIONAL USE :
- Enterprise documentation systems
- Business repositories
- Intranet sites
- Knowledge management
- Marketing or technical presentations
- Hypertext helps
- Data compilations for R&D.
PERSONAL USE :
- Electronic books
- Memoirs
- Glossaries and bibliographies
- Personal notes management
- Personal Web sites
- Photo albums
- Collections, inventories
- Genealogic trees
Product homepage: http://www.webideatree.com
Download: 
www.webideatree.com
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| Type: Shareware |
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Cost: $36.00 US |
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Size: 7173 K |
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