Free User-Friendly Personal Site Server Announced

WebKnowHow
Thursday, September 14, 2006; 05:00 AM

Renasoft released a free version of its Personal Site Server, which includes a web server, InstaFlash Web Designer and its own FlameOn technology for creating web pages using drag and drop components.

Personal Site Server utilizes new technologies to enable anyone to create web pages from beginning to end without having to use templates.

Using InstaFlash web designer users can begin to experience real web page design without knowing any HTML. It implements a full drag and drop framework that allows the user to place and size objects anywhere on the page. InstaFlash works within the web browser so user can connect remotely and work on a web site.

Web based presentations can be created using timed events for auto pagenext and built-in fade-in, fade-out effects.

The FlameOn technology provides endless colors of graphic objects and backgrounds. Graphics and background colors can be changed even after they are placed on the page.

The NetJetServer application (part of Personal Site Server) is an advanced web server that gives users the ability to run as many web sites as their computer and Internet connection is capable of.

Users can elect to save their web pages so they be hosted else where on the Internet.

The free version also allows users to add members to their sites and give them the permission to create their own web pages. Because the designer is browser-based there is nothing for the members to install.

The drag and drop framework is easy to understand and permits anyone with very little skill to create new components that they can give away or market themselves.

InstaFlash Designer can also be used to create flyers, handouts, letters to family, friends, or business, brochures, advertisements and marketing materials, banners, school papers, presentations and training materials, slide shows, prototypes of applications, scrap booking pages and designs, photograph collections and albums, awards and certificates, calendars and reminders etc.