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$ seamonkey-bin --edit ::ye olde Mozilla Composer appears directly:: No you wouldn't, but you can ;) How high is your tolerance today?

• Crinus 7y ago
  I would, why wouldn't i? If all you need is to write some formatted text with a bunch of images and perhaps a table or two, composer does the job perfectly fine and the page you get works on any server and client with practically zero overhead and resources.
  • dbtx 7y ago
    They wouldn't. You would, that's fine, and I made a site with it in the distant past, or I tried. I checked, but if I did actually publish it, archive.org doesn't have that version. I say tolerance because much more recently I had problems trying to make a chart and tripping over colspan and rowspan stuff. I really just need to sketch the contents out on paper, first...
    • Crinus 7y ago
      I'm not sure i understand, your issue with Composer was making a chart? Why would you try to make a chart in Composer, it is a page editor not an image editor, why not make the chart in a tool made specifically for charts and use it as an image? Also what tables and colspan/rowspan have to do with charts?
      • dbtx 7y ago
        Sorry, I meant table and started saying so but I cut that part out at some point. I also tried lowriter; editing tables and rows and cells is better, but not by much.