by @Macarlo
Windows 2000 Professional Beta Tester
(Screenshots by Namo Capture)

Allaire HomeSite Beta 4.5 Program Started



Hi Folks.
I'm just testing here on Windows 2000 Professional Beta 3 the Arizona release of Allaire HomeSite web editor (Beta 1 version 4.5). In a preliminary evaluation I concluded that this release runs on Win 2000 rather than my registered version 4.0.1. Is more fast and have more edit options. Note that this beta is only for registered users like me. I purchased my copy from Beyond.com . Also you can buy Allaire HomeSite now online from our secure server and download the soft immediately. We accept all credit cards. Simply click the Beyond.com banner above in order to jump directly our Allaire Showcase.



Allaire HomeSite is the preferred web editor for many webmasters because generates pure HTML. This web editor can works united with Macromedia Dreamweaver and can to be linked with other softs in order to perform a complete and exhaustive links verification. Allaire HomeSite runs really fine on Windows 98 but I observed that it don't runs properly on Windows NT4 SP5: is very slow and received Dr. Watson's banner. I'm registered user but currently I'm using HomeSite on NT4 SP5 only for run code sweeper. Recently I migrated my IDE to Windows 2000 and I noted that Allaire HomeSite runs fine on this new platform. Is running fast and I received not any Dr. Watson's banner. Saturday August 14 I jumped the Allaire Beta Site and downloaded Arizona (12 megabytes), installed it without problems and I'm running it just fine here. Note that Allaire HomeSite have a fine WYSIWYG mode called "Design" but is an editor for webmasters that like works on HTML code. HomeSite at this time have not options in Design mode for links insertions on images and words at the pop-up menu like Dreamweaver and Namo, my default web editor. Also have not options to access cell properties and change color with a simple mouse click in Design mode. You are forced to revert the page at "Edit" mode (HTML code) in order to insert the appropriate tags. In counterbalance you have options for absolute secure links validation as you can see in the photo below (note that I generated my code manually using Boxer 99 embedded in web editors:

In the photo below you can see Arizona running in Design mode:

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