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Mark Leighton Fisher (4252)

Mark Leighton Fisher
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I am a Systems Engineer at Regenstrief Institute [regenstrief.org]. I also own Fisher's Creek Consulting [comcast.net].

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Thursday July 22, 2004
06:58 AM

RE: HTML-Kit: HTML Editing Your Way

[ #19992 ]

This is embarrassing. HTML-Kit is free if you don't register, AND it has many plug-ins with source available, BUT HTML-Kit is not Open Source. (Registration is only $55.00, by the way a lot less expensive than XMetal.)

Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.


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  • The cost seems to be in line with what you were looking to pay for HotMetal in your last post... so...

    Is it the right tool for the job?

    Since it is for your business... you need to start thinking like a business. Which means, how much will it cost to continue looking for something?

    Even if that something has no cost, you loose money by not working for a paying customer.

    On the other hand... you have to consider the "future value" of the software. So, buying in to a proprietary product may make sense in the
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