Dialup	(56k)	-	04 m 40 s
ISDN	(128k)	-	02 m 03 s
DSL	(512k)	-	31 s
Cable	(1024k)	-	16 s
T1	(1484k)	-	11 s

With this versatile Web publishing tool you can build your own Web site with ease.

It includes everything you need for creating your business or personal Website

An entire Website exists as a single document, so you won't have to mess up with endless files while creating your Internet pages. If you have one single site, you'll love the simplicity that this feature implies. If you manage several Websites, be warned as you will no longer be able to live without it!
Being desktop-based, you can work on the content offline, and then publish to the web later.
All the program interface is optimized for a huge work load, so creating frames (with drag & drop or the visual manager), placing frame to frame links, inserting images with hot spots (clickable areas) or mouse-over sensitive, as well as any other tasks is both easy and fast. You can use colorful templates or start from scratch by using tables with background images or colored cells, slides, popup windows, animated GIFs, music and video.

During the edit process you will appreciate the site-wide search/replace, the internal images album that permits a fast reuse of any objects, and all the other visual dialogs. You don’t need to know the “HTML” or any other programming “code”.
It's ok also if you have a slow modem: you don’t need to be “connected” while editing. When all your modification are done (offline), you press a Publish button, and the internal FTP automatically transfers them online, quickly, with autodetection of modified pages. The on-the-fly generated pages are good for Firefox, Explorer, Netscape, Opera and any other browser, and optimized with the most advanced expedients, so you don't have to create different pages for different browsers.
Advanced users can insert HTML and Javascript, if required. Furthermore, each site may be converted without any effort for CD or ebook publishing, for more information see the visualvision.com website or the user's forum...