HotDog (v7.03)


  1. jPaulB
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    HotDog (v7.03)


    Hi Folks,

    I hope I can find some solution for this issue between Windows-7 and a very nice HTML editor known as HotDog. I am sooo comfortable with my HotDog (7.03)

    The editor is nice because it will display not only an ASCII editable HTML page, but a display of that pages' appearance. It is really easy for me to tweak and see results immediatley.

    The issue I have in Windows-7 however, is that the text on the HTML editor display cannot be seen, regardless of what I do with the editor-preferences. It appears to be blank, but I know text is there.

    Can anyone suggest what I might to to resolve this?

    Many, many thanks,

    Paul
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  3. mckillwashere
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    Have you tried using notepad++ and firebug?
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  4. mitchell65
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    Hi jPaulB and welcome to the Forum
    I think tis thread will be moved to a more appropriate venue.
    Meantime what is the file extension of the file you are trying to open?
    Can you see anything in the preview screen?
    Has this software ever worked properly in Windows 7? If not are you sure it is compatible as you don't say what version of Windows 7 You have installed. Is it 32 or 64 bit?
    A few more details will help us help you!
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  6. mitchell65
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    jPaulB
    I have just Googled Hot Dog (V7.03) and all I can find is links to code cracking and keygen. Have you a ligit copy of this Software and if so could you post a link to its website please so that we can help you further?
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  7. mckillwashere
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    I believe it is Website Management Tools... Thats what brothersoft and cnet says
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  8. mitchell65
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    mckillwashere said:
    I believe it is Website Management Tools... Thats what brothersoft and cnet says
    I found that too but there is no mention of Hot Dog (v7,03)
    I did find a link to download it but got the "This web page no longer available" message. Have to wait to see what the OP says.
    I have never heard of this software.
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  10. jPaulB
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    Hi Fellows,

    Thank you so much for your replies. I think I'll look at Notepad ++ and firebug. (HotDog was written and sold by Sausage Software. This company no longer exists or supports the product.) My understanding was that it was hugely popular and would have many folks on this forum who continue to use it.

    As for which version of Windows-7 I have?? It is a 64 bit OS This could be why?

    Many thanks again,

    Paul
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  11. mitchell65
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    If the fact that you have 64bit is the problem you could always try installing the program in a compatibility mode.
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