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Der_Planer · 17. September 2006

Hi Thorvald,

I'd rather expected to find a "Thorvald Timber" website when clicking onto your "www", but what is that 8O

Thorvald · 18. September 2006

Ha, ha :lol: well besides of wood houses that website represent another of my interests. I don't yet have a website of my own and recently I have retired from the team at this website about dvd-recorders etc.

But yes - maybe I should have a website of my own where I can share my interest in wooden houses. But I don't know how to make such a website and with what provider. It should be free or at least very cheap - and it should be easy to create a nice website.

Der_Planer · 18. September 2006

Webspace is not too expensive, so don't take a "free" one with hundreds of sparkling banners. A .de-domain with 500 MB you can get for 1 Euro/month, first setup may cost about 20 Euro. I think this would be available in Denmark too

Thorvald · 18. September 2006

What about designing a webpage - is it like graphical user interface like making dokuments in Word??

The next thing is that I should make the website in both Danish and English - double work. :roll:

Azubi P10 · 18. September 2006

Zitat von Der_Planer

Webspace is not too expensive, so don't take a "free" one with hundreds of sparkling banners. A .de-domain with 500 MB you can get for 1 Euro/month, first setup may cost about 20 Euro. I think this would be available in Denmark too

Moin Planer
Ich schreib mal in deutsch dazwischen. Lass doch mal höhren wie das ist mit deiner`` ein Euro Nummer und zwanzig für den Einstieg``. Das wäre wohl was für uns. :wink:

Der_Planer · 18. September 2006

Hi Thorwald,

there are several programs, that make nice homepages, please do not use Word, the html-code will be horrible.

Azubi P10:
here you find the prices I told about: http://www.silverbird-consulting.de
I've got my homepage there for 2 years, and I do not regret

Thorvald · 20. September 2006

This "silverbird" only sell space and a webaddress, as far as I can see. Do they also have integrated a program that you use to design your webpage or did you buy one seperately?

Der_Planer · 20. September 2006

I'm using Microsoft Frontpage, and it works fine. As a home user I only need a little fraction of all it's mighty functions. Perhaps you can get an older version for very small money, and even this can do much more than you need.

Here is a little choice of Webeditors:
MS Frontpage
Fusion
GoLive
Dreamweaver
Namo Webeditor
HoTMetal

You should also have a picture editor or some tools for converting, cutting, resizing...
And sometimes it is not too bad to know something about html-language.

Thorvald · 20. September 2006

Ok - I have seen now, that many or some webdomain providers in Denmark also provide a website program to design and write a website.

Markus Brunn · 21. September 2006

There is also a open source web authoring system called NVU.
I haven't done too much with this yet but if I find the time ... :? .
Anyway it looks good to me and is worth beeing considered.

NVU

Joachim Neumann · 21. September 2006

No Markus, I'm sorry. Don't waste your time with this software. I use Namo Webeditor and you get version 5.5 for some few Euros at ebay. You will have much more fun with it.

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