Looking for a program design web site just using regular text and
photos I do not know HTML so it would have to convert it to Html and
set the pages up

joep0325~

There are a number of programs available for newbie web designers who
don't know HTML. They are called "what you see is what you get" (or,
"WYSIWYG") programs because they generate HTML code based upon a
traditional text and illustration layout that you create. Probably the
best known among these programs is FrontPage. To see a review of this
software, go to:
http://www.cnet.com/software/0-3227860-1204-5600609.html?tag=pdtl-list

Here is a review of some other "WYSIWYG" programs:
http://design.multimedian.com/zwebeditors.html

And another set of reviews:
http://www.inet-host.com/tutorial/editors.html

Another site that may prove helpful to you offers sources for free and
inexpensive web development tools:
http://costumes.org/subwebs/cheaptricks/programs.htm

Finally, you may wish to consider a site such as Yahoo/Geocities,
which offers a free WYSIWYG editor. For more information, go to their
website: http://geocities.yahoo.com

Kewords Used:
WYSIWYG program review*

Good luck!
kriswrite

You can start create webpages using MSWord itself without knowing
HTML.
For further info please check the Create web page(Partial Help list is
given below)

Create a Web page

Word offers two easy ways for you to create Web pages. You can start a
new page by using a wizard or template, or you can convert an existing
Word document to HTML, the format used for Web pages. When you create
a Web page with either of these methods, Word customizes some
toolbars, menu commands, and options to provide the Web page authoring
features.

Using the Web page authoring features to create your Web page will
usually produce the best results. You can use the Web Page Wizard to
start with sample content ¾ such as a personal home page and
registration form ¾ and graphical themes ¾ such as festive and
community 
¾ to help you quickly create a Web page. If you prefer, you can start
with a blank Web page. For information about many of the features you
can use in Web pages, click  .

Use the HTML conversion method when you have existing Word content
that you want to quickly convert to a Web page. The formatting and
features that are supported by HTML will be converted. For more
information, click  .

What do you want to do?

Create a Web page from a wizard or template
	Save a Word document in HTML format

Hope it Helps.
Best of Luck.
RAC

The Mozilla browser (on which Netscape is based) comes with a free
WYSIWYG page designer known as Composer. It's free and very easy to
use.
http://www.mozilla.org

you can design web sites using just about any office
applications.Under the <b>File</b> menu there is a <b>Save as web
page</b> option.