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hey all i am in the process of building my site www.alex3410.com
and wanted a visitor counter for it and found this http://www.statcounter.com/
might be of use to someone 
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| thanks for that Alex, no doubt I can use this. What are you using to build the site? I have a few but am about to start and build one from scratch using CMS (never used these before) Some of mine will look amatuerish but I have no artistic flair. Columbo
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dream weaver as its what 6th form and uni had so i am used to it lol
let us know how the CMS goes as i have not done it before but would not mind giving it ago
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I have used statcounter for a while and it has always been very good! So it gets my vote for sure 
If you are using Adobe CS3 it comes with a CMS called Contribute (can also be bought seperately) which is very good.
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| Dreamweaver is alright for (X)HTML/CSS combinations, I find that Notepad++ and PHPDesigner are better if you are just coding and not actually using the WYSIWYG style of creation. There are many good Content Management Systems out there, depending on what you want to use them for. WordPress, Movable Type, Drupal, Radiant, Textpattern, DotNetNuke, Typo, Joomla! These are just a few. :-)
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