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Stephen Emmott wrote: > Within the context of the WWW, how do we ensure that templates can be > distributed without them being altered en-route/ in use? Dreamweaver 2 allows you to create an HTML page, save it as a template and then mark certain areas as 'editable', meaning that button bars, logos, headers, footers (or whatever) are left intact and non-editable. Users create a new page based on the template and can only edit the page within the 'editable' areas. Only thing then is to buy a copy for everyone who's going to edit a page, which means they can alter and create their own templates...errrrr. ian. -- #$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$% Ian Usher, Computer Support & Webmonger [w] http://i.am/i.usher/ Department of Geography, [e] [log in to unmask] University College London, Chandler House, [t] +44 (0)171 504 4290 2 Wakefield St., London, WC1N 1PG, U.K. [f] +44 (0)171 504 4293 #$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#$%#<><$%#$%#$%#$%#$% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%