If you itend to run EW on an IPad, you'll need a way to actually install Windows on it, net framework and all. You may have on your computer, so many should not be used on the web with any expectation that the visitor will see what you see: "We don't server your type (Comic Sans)". And if you are going to design a website, you need to understand that joke: Not everyone has the fonts Paul, I'm not sure why you think my reply had anything to do with the Comic Sans Type joke. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life's realities.” - Dr. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope. “I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Just be prepared to run the program on Windows. You just can't run Windows programs directly from the iPad, but you
I sometimes use LogMeIn on my iPod Touch to control my office computer from home or on the road in order Now, if your only desire is to access your Windows software from the iPad, there are numerous remote access apps that will let you do just that. Minor editing would be one use, but for any serious work a large screen and real keyboard is essential.
And, FWIW, I cannot imagine doing very much webĭesign on a tablet. Mobile devices are completely different from desktop systems, and MS has absolutely no reason to make an iOS version of EW. As far as I know,Īpple does not make an iOS app version of their Mac web design software, iWeb. Why would you think that? MS has never made EW for Macintosh, let alone for iOS. "…I would have thought that “Soft” would have made this available to ANY SYSTEM…and more knowledge for everyone…"
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