

Of course, installing it this way doesn't integrate into the menu system, but I have my own reasons for doing it this way, especially when testing something. Instead, choose "Extract Here, Autodetect Subfolder', or copy the Zip file into a new folder first Just make sure you don t choose 'Extract Here', or you'll dump all the files into that directory. I prefer to download the Linux version from their web site because it is a simple Zip archive.
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It is worth playing with the trial version, which is in some repositories anyway, BUT !!! Have the PDF manual open in a pdf viewer so you can reference stuff to get the hang of some basics. You just have to remember to make all your images the same size and aspect ratio first, but that is pretty common for a lot of slide shows. The code is pretty clean and it takes about three clicks to have a working slide show. Ok, so it might not be a good choice for a hard core hand coder such as I used to be, but it is a breeze to just drop something into place and have it appear looking great even on my Android tablet.

I think I spent all of ten minutes on the trial before deciding it was worth buying first and learning later. Replies are often same day, longest I waited was next day. There are a few things that take getting used to, but there's a couple of hundred page manual included, and help on the forum if you ask. I've paid more than that for Windows stuff that didn t work. There's a Windows, Mack and Linux version. A quick mention of something on their forum about a problem in the Linux version resulted in a fix two days later available in a new upgrade. Over the last couple of weeks I've been having another look at Quick aNd Easy Web Builder. I've tried Drag and Drop WYSIWYG over the last 18 years, but with few exceptions they were awful. Sometimes I just want something simple and quick that works like a publishing program.
