While using Netscape at Microsoft I found Dreamweaver...

Interesting topic huh?

Well anyway, Netscape really has nothing to do with it, was just testing to see how microsoft.com looked in it. Well I came across the Knowledge Base area, and I wanted to see how Netscape handled it without clooging everything up, and I looked at the page source, and I see this:

[CODE] [/CODE]

Well do you folks know what a *.dwt file is? It's a Dreamweaver template.

I guess the guys at Microsoft don't like Frontpage either...guess we know what the better editor of THOSE 2 is.

EDIT: Well, I don't know how to put code in there, so I'll just take a screenshot.
http://www.rdi1.com/personal/template.gif

Hee hee. That's funny. I'm surprised they don't just code it by hand in Visual interdev or whatever that thing is called.

Well it wasn't a very fancy page or anything. It was just explaining the Exchange Migration tool when you are upgrading from other mail systems. The only thing other than good-old-fashioned HTML was a small javascript that did a resize thing for Netscape.