Microsoft Expression Web

Just downloaded Microsoft Expression Web. Seems to be cool. There are lot of new features as compared to FrontPage. Especially you can open ASP.NET web sites in the Expression Web itself. You can drag and drop ASP.NET controls from within Expression Web. That's right! I am happy that I can now write my articles in this new editor. For last couple of months I was using Notepad to author my web site articles :-)

Posted On :	06 Apr 2007
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Bipin Joshi Bipin Joshi is a .NET trainer and consultant and runs his own firm, BinaryIntellect Consulting. He is a Microsoft MVP and a member of ASPInsiders. He is a prolific writer on .NET technologies and runs a network of popular web sites including dotnetbips.com and binaryintellect.net. Having adopted Yoga way of life he remains absorbed in deep meditation when away from computers. His detailed profile can be read at his blog bipinjoshi.com.

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Re: Hello Bipin: You said: I am happy that I can now write my articles in this new editor How does the Expression Web help you in that? I am working on a content-management system and would like to know if there is any help in that? Thanks Posted By : Bilal Haidar [MVP] Posted On : 5/11/2007

Re: No. EW doesn't help in directly for CMS tasks such as editor roles and work flow. I was simply referring to WYSWYG editor :-) Posted By : Bipin Joshi Posted On : 5/14/2007