 $100 Installed |
T-Edit :: Website Editing System
What is T-Edit?
T-Edit is an Internet browser based WYSIWYG software application for editing websites. It's easy-to-learn, easy-to-use interface makes it an ideal tool for non-technical people to use for editing their website content.
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Why choose T-Edit?
- Easy for non-technical people to use
- Integrates in existing or new static HTML websites
- Easily set up templates for creating new pages
- Edit your website from any Windows computer in the world
- There are no monthly fees
T-Edit is available now for $100 installed; with one year of updates and e-mail support. A yearly maintenance plan is available, but not required, for $50 a year after the first year.
The T-Edit software is not available for individual resale for you to self-install on your Web server. We can install it on to your existing website OR integrate it in to your new website developed by Tim Taricco, through Website Valet.
Demo and Demo Requirements
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- T-Edit requires Internet Explorer v6.0 (Windows) or above.
- T-Edit uses pop-up dialog windows for many functions. If you have a pop-up blocker running - disable it while running T-Edit or set the blocker's preferences to always allow pop-ups for www.t-edit.com.
- T-Edit is set to run on Internet Explorer's default "Medium" security settings. If you have adjusted security settings you may need to re-set them to the "Medium" default or make www.t-edit.com a Trusted Site.
- Your browser should be set NOT to cache Web pages. Verify this setting in Internet Explorer: Tools>Internet Options>General>Temporary Internet Files>Settings>Check for newer versions of stored pages to Every visit to the page, or Automatically. (Other settings will prevent the browser from displaying the changed page when you save it.)
User Requirements
- Operating System: Windows
- Web Browser: Internet Explorer v6.0 (Windows) or above
Web Server Requirements
- Operating System: Unix/Linux
- Web Server: Apache
- Other: T-Edit requires that the server be running the suExec utility. SuExec is recommended by Apache and is a basic requirement for running any Perl or PHP program that allows users to alter files on the server through the browser. SuExec forces cgi processes to run as the owner of the script file, thereby allowing the process to write to files based on the Owner's permission. SuExec processes can therefore write to files in your domain that have only 0644 permissions. The 0644 permissions also prohibits a cgi script from another domain on the same server from also writing to your files.
