[senit] dramatic cause-effect programs

Despite many discussions with Richard over the years I remained a firm fan of MS FrontPage as a very simple to use web page creator which could be used to do all sort of things (I still use it today to create course materials CD's etc) 

Unfortunately it has now been discontinued and replaced by a new MS product called MS Web Expression - which I didn't find as intuitive, but it does have some reasonable web accessibility checking tools integrated 

The good news is that you can get frontpage for as little as £25 on amazon etc 

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Where are the easy to use web authoring tools?

Richard hits the issue on the nail with:
"there is still some switch animated music multimedia you can  
download... But I really don't have the time to create them, use them  
in school and support the web site any more."

He prefers authoring with Opus.

cheers

Jonathan Chetwynd
Accessibility Consultant on Learning Disabilities and the Internet

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