Amaya for Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista 11.0.1

Publisher's Description:

Amaya is a browser/authoring tool that allows you to publish documents on the Web. It is a complete web browsing and authoring environment and comes equipped with a "WYSIWYG style" of interface, similar to that of the most popular commercial browsers. With such an interface, users can easily generate HTML and XHTML pages, as well as CSS style sheets, MathML expressions, and SVG drawings (full support of SVG is not yet available, though). Includes a collaborative annotation application based on Resource Description Framework (RDF), XLink, and XPointer.

Amaya has the following other editions available: Amaya for Windows 98/Me, Amaya for Linux and Amaya for Mac OS X.

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	horsecharles	Dec 17, 2008
Version:	11.0
Of all the html editors, Amaya has always been the most intuitive, "most wysiwyg"... One example-- a simple copy / paste & edit of a page containing multiple rows and columns from one website into the application and back into the same or other website can wind up looking very different when utilizing other editors... even when only editing the text and nothing else. Amaya is ideal to use for someone who has little time to invest & even less desire to become an html geek.
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Reviewer:	pjafrombbay	Dec 16, 2008
Version:	11.0
I love this software. I have a "homepage" setup with all my preferred CSS styles and use Amaya as my default word processor. Documents are HTML (XHTML) and so are free of nasty macros and are quite small and easy to e-mail. Everyone (at least all those with a web browser) can read my documents. Keep up the good work. Regards, Peter
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Reviewer:	twood	Nov 17, 2008
Version:	10.1-pre5
I looked into this as a possible website editor for the website a friend and I were working on and didn't get the feel for it. I tried for the life of me to get a simple black background on the page, after half an hour I wanted to bang my head against the wall. I'd much rather use KompoZer or Quanta Plus over this for the sake of handling webpages with a much more fluid grace. and easier to use interfaces.
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Reviewer:	tickleonthetum	Feb 1, 2008
Version:	10.0-pre
It would help if they used a screenshot showing the latest version of the User Interface, which is much better than the one shown.
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Reviewer:	cricri_pingouin	Dec 18, 2007
Version:	9.99-4 Beta
It's not perfect, but I recommend it to anyone who does not have sufficient knowledge to build their pages from scratch with a text editor. I find it appaling that so many people still think that Frontpage is a good tool to create web pages. Thus, I find it a very recommendable free tool (because if I'm going to push people to stop using Frontpage, I can't expect them to cough up some cash), especially if like me you want to create XHTML compliant pages that are not overloaded with useless junk. I still use a text editor myself, but I'll rate this a 4 for being a good effort.
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