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Author:	Simon Colmer	Submitted:	19th May, 2005	Favourites:	0
Genre:	Application	Downloads:	323
Rated:
Game of the Week Winner

Webit 1.9
What is Webit?
Years ago when I was still a TGF user I made the worst drag & drop builder enabling you to use up to 3 different objects (in total on the website) but it worked, I left it for a few years. After understanding MMF I now can make lots of neat stuff but you have to find something that no one else has, and then I found my old system. Now after nearly a year in production Webit is ready for the public eye.

What does Webit have?
- Webit contains 14 object which range from simple “Text” to “I-frames” in which you are able to customise
- Webit has the basic load and save functions which are built to keep your sites archived safely in an encoded format
- Webit has the option to export your site not only too your local hard drive (which is “web ready”) but also automatically to your personal FTP account/server
- Webit has inbuilt Wizard and Plugin managers which means Webit can be customised by you the public by using Webit’s developer pack and even using other plugins made by a 3rd party candidate
- Webit has online tools (other then FTP uploading) which include an “auto updater” and “news displayer” to make sure Webit is up to date and you are too with the latest news
- Webit has a unique editing experience which lets you keep your Website looking good and also means it is easily editable
- Webit contains editing tools to make sure your site is ‘pixel perfect’ for example “perfect positioning” and “resizing”
- Webit also has page editing tools which means you can edit how Webit runs and is displayed

Who has been involved in this project?
During the creation of Webit I have been in league with other clickers to make sure Webit is “top notch” and so I would like to thank Gizmo for helping giving ideas and testing Webit, next is a HUGE thanks too Isaacboy for creating the slick looking logo and for helping me with certain parts of Webit, next is Neodug as he has also helped me during the production of Webit, next Matt Janes who designed some images and to original logo, finally I would like to thank all the BETA testers that helped me evaluate Webit.

Thanks for looking and I hope you are impressed

X-Volt Studios 2004-2005
Simon Colmer
Clickteam – MMF http://clickteam.com
http://x-volt.com

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http://x-volt.com/webit/downloads.html (exe,zip or rarkb )

Posted by Smeggy

19th May, 2005

I gave you front page coverage over at Klik-Union, in case you're interested. :) Great application btw.

Posted by Chrisbo

20th May, 2005

I get an error at the end of the install: ==== Webit has not been completely installed because of the following reason: Preferences.exe: This file contains invalid data. (error 21FC) You will have to run this utility again to completely install Webit. ==== any ideas?

Posted by Simon Colmer

20th May, 2005

Thanks Jon, that helps loads :D Yeah i found out it was Windows FTP corrupted the file, i have uploaded it again and should be working now! Sorry about that

Posted by Smeggy

20th May, 2005

No problem. ;)

Posted by Destroyer (CrobaSoft)

20th May, 2005

Great app, multiple selection would have been nice though, and some better resizing.

Posted by Smeggy

20th May, 2005

Who the hell voted thumbs down?

Posted by Hayo

21st May, 2005

a lonely person I think. I will check this soon, it looks good :)

Posted by Miguel Nadeau

21st May, 2005

sorry but im french but its a good work :D !

Posted by Nuklear41

22nd May, 2005

Vote for this on gotw.

Posted by Simon Colmer

22nd May, 2005

ye, i agree, go on people vote Webit! :D

Posted by hop

22nd May, 2005

It is a crime to be french isn't it? Just Kidding. Thumbs Up!

Posted by Miguel Nadeau

27th May, 2005

I do not know if it is a crime but The Daily Click is an English site :S

Posted by Keatontech!

10th July, 2005

COOL APP. I would have thought it was cool if I didn't know it was made with MMF. I have a proffesional website builder that I like better (NetObjects Fusion), but this one is my second favorite. Great job.

Posted by and3

14th July, 2005