Re: Is there a free/cheap equivalent to Dreamweaver?

[Geoff Lane <geoff -at- gjctech -dot- co -dot- uk>]

On Thursday, April 7, 2011, Bill Swallow wrote;

> Agreed. If they're paying you to work, they should be supplying you
> with the means to do it. Ever hire someone to work on your house? Try
> paying them for their time but not the cost of materials and see how
> that goes. ;-)
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Er... DW is a tool rather than 'materials' and I'd be very suspicious
of anyone tendering for work on my house who asked me to supply the
tools of his/her trade. For that, I wouldn't hire them.

I guess that, like the construction industry, it's reasonable to
expect freelancers to provide their own software tools but not for
employees to do this.

-- 
Geoff

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