if i were to design a gis web site what software should i use?
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gis web site\nhttp://www.esri.com/
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If you mean what is the best type of software to use I would say Macromedia (now Adobe) Dreamweaver. If I answer your question the way you ask it, I couldn't give you an answer, I don't what your current site looks like \n\nThe best advice I can give is to search the Internet, look at different site structures and make a notation about what you like or don't like about it. Take all the likes you have listed and find a way to incorporate them into a new web site.
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Try yahoo 360 they will let you set up a web page. Or geocites if you have a little more web design background.
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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If you are locating this server at your location then go with the microsoft product. If you are using a hosting service, use the Linux service unless you specifically need microsoft server products like asp. \n\nLinux has a rather steep learning curve and it sounds like you are in a hurry.
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For good free or inexpensive software go to the Open Directory Project. They have just about anything you'll need there.\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/
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Try macromedia Dreamweaver.......It's Easy, and simply the best.......
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First you need to know what you want the program to do. If you want to keep track of information, you'd be best with a databes. If you want to do stuff in windows, you'd go with VB. \n\nPlease flesh out your needs some more.\n\ngreetz\nGB
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If for professional site then get a developer to write a cms (content management system) for you.\n\nYou will have it tailored to whatever your specs are then.
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Yors is a cool html/template design, take it from a web designer...work on it.\n\ngo look at mine,\nwww.webagent007.com\n\n\nNitro
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Dreamweaver is the best. Easy to use and handles dynamic content very well.
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First of all start simple, with HTML. Already you consider using JavaScript... be aware that using a ton of so called "cool" snippets will rather make your website look tacky than modern. \n\nI see you also consider using ASP. ASP or PHP are server-side scripting languages (apart from JavaScript, which is client-side). These languages are far more complex than JScript. Perhaps not so difficult to learn but definitely harder to implement (to run ASP script you need ActiveServer support, to run PHP Apache Server support). If you plan to use a data-driven web application you will also need database server support, such as MS SQL / mySQL. As useful and efficient as these scripts may be, I suggest avoiding them this time (since this is a simple school project). If you insist implementing them you will need web hosting which supports your requests (site will not work remotely! If you want it to run so you must install local server support... which is really difficult, trust me!).\n\nMy advice: use HTML + JavaScript. Do not go beyond this.\nUse a simple interface, with a layout table backbone, with background images in each row, insisting on curved shapes and metallic colors (2 or 3 max, avoiding powerful contrasts). Use only discrete JScripts, only to make your page look interesting, but not annoyingly desperate to catch your eye.\n\nGood luck!\n\nSome good web-hosts:\nhttp://www.hostiz.com\nhttp://www.budly.com\nhttp://www.lx.ro
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I can give you a link that deals with web site design. It may be useful to you...! Microsoft (free domain and hosting for life) , Google (Googlepages, Blogger) , Yahoo (Geocities), Freewebs are some of the companies offering free websites with design tools . A list of free websites with features and links is available at  http://tinyurl.com/lw7kp
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If you Yahoo search (or google) "web monitoring software" you will come across a multitude of possible packages to use. Where I worked before, we used a package called Webtrends that gave us all the statistical analysis that we needed for our purposes. If you look at the various products out there, you can see which one gives you the features you require and a cost comparison... You may also which to read some reviews such as the following...\nhttp://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,1619184,00.asp
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GIS is an amazing tool for almost anything.  In my opinion you could use GIS for your application of utility lines by determining population, useage of the utility in an area, the economy of the area, and other factors that are important to your field.  GIS then can map these data sets and help you determine where they are needed, where you can cut back and what changes can be made to make better use of utilities.
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Webdesign can be a lot of fun to learn, however it's very time consuming.  Different professionals go different directions... Linux based and Windows Based.\n\nLinux is more of CGI, Python, Perl\nWindows is more ASP, ASP.NET, .NET (which is how I design all my websites.. if it's good enough for companies like Jaguar, it's good enough for me)\n\nThere is also software.\nYou can learn stuff like FrontPage, Coolpage, LiquidFX, and you can be ridiculed by professionals.\nOr you can use the industry standard which is Dreamweaver.  It's the best, hand's down.  Anyone whose been in the business on a professional level will tell you to go with Dreamweaver.\n\nYou need to know basic photo editing.\nFireworks, Photoshop, JASC and Corel, all provide great photoediting software.  JASC for it's money ($99) will work just fine for basic web editing.  \n\nSo, from my standpoint if you know the following setup, people will be crawling to you...\n\nASP.NET\nASP 3.0\nHTML 4.0\nCGI / PERL\nPython\nPhotoshop CS2\nDreamweaver 8
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yahoo geocites\n\n\n                                        cick Free