New to website creation-  question on best application to use

I'm sorry about the off-topic nature of this question. I have some documents that I would like to publish, they have been scanned and are currently in .pdf format, as well as some .jpg pictures, and I also want to write a story around these objects as well, plus add some audio. I have iWeb, but am unsure if this is the best application to use, or given the content of what I would like to place on the website, if there is a better application to use? Any help most appreciated.
Thanks, Bruce.

bruceknight wrote:
...if there is a better application to use?
Bruce ~ It's hard to know whether an alternative app is "better" than iWeb for your particular purpose until you've tried it out. Two alternatives worth considering are the free, web-based Weebly — read more in this post:
_Domain file - iWeb becoming a headache_
...and the free Posterous blogging platform which automatically presents PDFs in a convenient viewer (as does Weebly) — see these examples:
http://dont-panic.posterous.com/pdf-document-example
http://kb.weebly.com/documents.html
One general advantage both Weebly & Posterous have over iWeb is that they are constantly being improved with new features — unlike iWeb which hasn't had an update in two years.

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    I have an Excel file that when opened asks the user for certain data and automatically puts the entered data into the required cells using VB. Is it possible to do the same in Adobe?
    Been using Acrobat for years, but my company only uses it for simple pdf creation and maybe putting stamps on customer supplied files, so these probably seem like simple questions.
    By the way this is on Acrobat 8 Pro.
    Thanks for any help!

    Once a user fills out a form, is there a way to make the data in the text fields un-editable?
    Yes. The best is by using a digital signature. Second best is by using a script to set the fields as read-only at some point.
    Is it possible to prevent the user from being able to save the form before they fill out the required fields?
    No. You can set fields as required but that only applies when the file is submitted. You can display an error message when the file is being saved if some of the required scripts are not filled-in (using a script), but you can't prevent someone from saving the file.
    I have an Excel file that when opened asks the user for certain data and automatically puts the entered data into the required cells using VB. Is it possible to do the same in Adobe?
    Yes, that's possible. Again, using a script.
    By the way this is on Acrobat 8 Pro.
    This is quite an old version, not compatible with any current operating system. You should consider upgrading...

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