[cma-l] Websites

[Tony Stanley]

Yes I can confirm the usefulness of Contribute. But the Client needs  
a copy as well as the designer. It costs around £125.

One of our freelancers built www.blackvoices.co.uk a couple of years  
back. It's got client access so the manager of Black Voices updates  
their site as required. It really is WYSIWYG easy.

BTW anyone in Midlands should note that Black Voices, a great a  
capella group, are performing in the revamped Birmingham Town Hall on  
15 December.  Maybe see you there.

Tony Stanley,
Trilby Multimedia


On 22 Nov 2007, at 16:35, Richard Berry wrote:

> If the site has been built on dreamweaver then you can use a piece of
> software called Contribute (which is part of the package of software
> that dreamweaver comes in) Basically it is a WYSiWYG application that
> allows you to browse to a page on your site and edit it. It's easy and
> can be configured to allow various levels of people to edit their
> pages, some you can approve before they go online
>
> Rich
>
> On 22 Nov 2007, at 15:21, Ray C wrote:
>
>> Hi guys
>>
>> First all of many thanks for the replies I received for the
>> production,
>> was appreciated.
>>
>> I have a website http://www.asianstar1016.co.uk/ which is great  
>> and is
>> hosted by my web designer.
>>
>> Now he is a busy boy and to update the site i have to nag him like a
>> 100
>> times before he does anything.
>>
>> Is there a way I can update my website myself areas such as the text
>> on
>> the home page presenter profiles and gallery etc without using him.
>>
>> He says I need to know how to use an application called Dreamweaver -
>> anyone got some ideas/suggestions lovely community radio people?
>>
>> Ray
>> Asian Star Radio
>> Slough
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