Douglas Smith NetObjects Fusion has been around for a long time. Well, NetObjects Fusion 3.0 doesn't let users down one bit. When you first load this product you will notice that it has a grid-like layout that resembles Adobe PageMaker. When you compare the placement of objects and text on your page, you will notice that from browser to editor it all looks the same. When you start a new project, you start a layout of your site using Fusion's built-in templates, or you can create one of your own.
Fusion takes care of the management of all links.
NetObjects Fusion has very few drawbacks. The one that hits you immediately is the large HTML file sizes it creates, caused by its complex table structures and spacer tags to place elements on a page. This causes HTML files to be abnormally large. With the many enhancements in NetObjects Fusion 3.0, you can start licking your chops to buy the product. Fusion allows you to drag and drop pages, create tables and frames with ease, and rearrange your work without typing a drop of HTML code.