moving from Dreamweaver on PC to iWeb on Mac

I am trying to get used to iWeb, instead of spending out more cash on an alternative more like Dreamweaver. i start up iWeb i get a message telling me i have a font missing, "MaturaMTScriptCapitals" it then tells me "to include missing fonts, add them to your fonts folder etc", i found my FONTS folder which is empty, underneath it is a folder named Font Collections, there are no clues where i might find this missing font. where did it go ?. and how do i get it back sufficiently to stop this annoying message, please.

tim

timmy_toad said:

I am trying to get used to iWeb, instead of spending out more cash on an alternative more like Dreamweaver. i start up iWeb i get a message telling me i have a font missing, "MaturaMTScriptCapitals" it then tells me "to include missing fonts, add them to your fonts folder etc", i found my FONTS folder which is empty, underneath it is a folder named Font Collections, there are no clues where i might find this missing font. where did it go ?. and how do i get it back sufficiently to stop this annoying message, please.

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Let me google that for you

I know it doesn't directly answer your question - but just a tip... Dreamweaver is at the opposite end of the spectrum from a template based editor like iWeb. One is intended for professionals, the other for setting up casual websites. I suggest you look at something more in between the two like RapidWeaver.

lifeisabeach said:

Let me google that for you

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Hey buddy, that is fantastic thanks, how did you do that link to behave like that ?, that was clever !

I should have, as you you politely point out in a very few words, worked that out for myself, thanks.

tim

cwa107 said:

I know it doesn't directly answer your question - but just a tip... Dreamweaver is at the opposite end of the spectrum from a template based editor like iWeb. One is intended for professionals, the other for setting up casual websites. I suggest you look at something more in between the two like RapidWeaver.

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fantastic buddy, i'm not doing very well with iWeb anyway LOL.

thanks.

tim

you could also transfer a pc license of Dreamweaver to mac if you own a copy of Dreamwaever for PC

louishen said:

you could also transfer a pc license of Dreamweaver to mac if you own a copy of Dreamwaever for PC

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Good idea buddy, if only i had a uuuummmm, how do you put it ?, if only i had a genuine copy of it !!!, LOL.

My Windose days are now finished, also finished are my days of using "dodgy" Windose software.

tim

timmy_toad said:

My Windose days are now finished, also finished are my days of using "dodgy" Windose software.

tim

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Good to hear it mate!

Depending on what exactly you want to do web-wise, I'd suggest looking at Rapidweaver, Wordpress, Contribute, Freeway and Sandvox among others. Just google the words (plus "mac" to be sure you get the mac product/version) and see what you think.

If you're big on hand-coding, you might also look at Text Wrangler and Coda among others.