Anyone can create a Web. Designer page on the fly and introduce it to another editor without becoming entangled in a lot of special-format problems. The graphics tools, especially Web. Photo-Paint, are very good for most graphics jobs. A person editing with Web.
Designer can create or transform an image, save it, and place it on the page in mere minutes.
Text and graphics, the basic elements of a web site, are the strengths of the Web. The underlying HTML it creates is simple, uncluttered and easy to edit by other means. With all these strengths in the original package, I have been very disappointed by Corel's failure to support this tool into HTML 4 or Windows 98 developments. Master Suite supporters. Both Barb McMillen , an active and helpful Corel Tech volunteer, and Paul Bodensiek, the humorous and informative author of Corel WebMaster Suite for Dummies are using Microsoft FrontPage on their current web sites.