It's true, as others have said, that if the hosting company allows simple FTP access, then you can employ any of the ASP CMS packages that essentially pre-generate and bake off your site for you (not all of them work that way -- some require you to host the delivery with them as well).
But if you are looking for a purely client-side solution, check out CityDesk, from the indefatigable Joel Spolsky: http://www.fogcreek.com/CityDesk/index.html It's very news oriented, and somewhat blog-like in it's orientation, but it's all client-side... BTW, there are supposedly other client-side packages in development around the world as well. Countering the ubiquitous (and welcome) trend towards browser-based interfaces, there seems to be a subset of requirements for management features -- not just authoring -- that can be done offline too... Cheers. -------------------------------------------- Tony Byrne Founder, Editor CMSWatch http://www.cmswatch.com Silver Spring, MD USA V: 301-585-7004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Content Management Matters" Elizabeth Veserat: >We have a customer whose site is hosted in a shared environment and >cannot install a CMS on that server. We started to look at client side >packages but have not been able to find much in that area. -- http://cms-list.org/ more signal, less noise.
