: What is a good replacement for MS Frontpage? I've been using MS Frontpage 2003 to maintain our company website for years. Looking for a replacement that can: Import/convert a MS FrontPage website

@Carla537

To continue the thought DisgruntledGoat started... I would also encourage you to consider getting a text editor and learning how to code. HTML and CSS are easy languages to learn, if you have an interest in that sort of thing. The pay-off in the long run for leaning the code rather than relying on an editor is huge.

My favorite text editor is EditPlus because of the way it preservers indention when you do word wrap - making code easier to read.

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@Turnbaugh106

Microsoft is releasing Web Matrix for free and it is fairly good.

www.microsoft.com/web/webmatrix/

You might want to try that out first and see if it meets your needs.

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@Yeniel560

Have you thought about learning HTML & CSS and using good ol' Notepad? When you write HTML code yourself you can keep it clean and retain complete control. There are good text editors like Notepad++ that have syntax highlighting and other features to make development easier.

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@Samaraweera270

Expression Web will do what you need to do. It should be comfortable for you to use since you're familiar with the Microsoft UI paradigm. It also corrects a number of problems that the old Frontpage had.

While there are some other very good web editors available there will be a significant learning curve for them.

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