Namo WebEditor ONE is available for MAC only for now. FREE /30 days trial. TRY FOR FREE NOW. Limited to 30 days Unlimited pages. Apr 17, 2006 A terrific Web editor for the price, Namo 2006 is an excellent choice for anyone looking to move up from basic freeware.

Namo WebEditor Suite 2006 offers a complete set of programs for complex Web site design at a reasonable cost. This bundle includes an intuitive page editor, a vector graphics app, and utilities for screen capture, GIF animation, and image slicing.

Getting started in Web site design can be costly and confusing, but we found Namo to be a time-saving tool, especially for beginners. Superuser Binary 3.1. Still, WebEditor might not satisfy those used to supersize toolbox.

However, Namo is easier to use than Microsoft's and more powerful than freeware programs, such as. In our tests of Namo 2006, installation took several minutes, and we didn't encounter any speed bumps. Once Namo WebEditor was installed, we opened to an intuitive, interface. The Namo page-design app is similar to that of a word-processing program, with a window for adding content such as text and images. Four tabs at the bottom of the interface let you switch among editing, HTML, dual, and preview modes. Panels make it easy to find formatting commands and content libraries. Tools for inserting layers, tables, flash content, images, JavaScript, and frames are also easy to locate.