I know, I know.  I’ve left this blog unattended for quite a while.  Truth is, I’ve been working on other websites that I consider more demanding because of the nature of their contents.  I have to post something to The Bible Workshop and Your Daily Inspiration because these are the sites that people refer to for work in the Church.  Not that webmastering does not hold any importance when ranged against church ministry.  On the contrary, it is also ministry and the kind that is behind those two sites mentioned.  However, on topics that directly pertain to the work of webmastering — like HTML, web design, techie stuff — there are others offering better content than I do.

Working on Scriptures has not drawn me away entirely from the web-things I’ve been monitoring.  Beerwin for example has released WebSuite 2.0.  He announced earlier that it would be ready by Christmas, but the guy has anticipated his scheduled release by a number of days.  And man, I tell you the work is beautiful, and the screenshot below does no justice to it.

BeerWin’s Websuite 2.0 is your All-In-One web design software.  It has PlainHTML6, CSnipper,Auto-Backup and MultiNotepad with a host of other applications (like a CSV viewer and a File Viewer) that anyone who manually designs webpages would appreciate.  One added application I was not expecting was the File Viewer.  I already have the free Universal Viewer from UVViewSoft and have been using it quite extensively.  BeerWin’s addition of the File Viewer in WebSuite 2.0 makes it easier for me to survey and organize my work environment.

PlainHTML is simply wonderful.  I use it for formatting my webpages before copying and pasting them into the WordPress blogs I employ in my sites.   The control panel is simply a smorgasbord of features designed to help the web designer with his work.

It will probably take me awhile to try out the features of the new WebSuite 2.0.  Give me some time to work through it and perhaps I’ll have something decent to say about it.  For the moment, I am working with PlainHTML for those articles I have to produce for my students.

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