In a few hours, I'm going to get rid of some old books, including
some Dreamweaver third-party manuals.
When I took Dreamweaver courses in the past, I noted some small but
really significant differences between versions, so that a manual for
Version A would be very misleading if you tried to use it with
Version B.
So here's my naive question (I haven't looked at Dreamweaver for
awhile): would a manual for Dreamweaver 8 be any use at all with the
current MX version?
I rather think not, but the manuals were top-of-the-line in their
day. I really hate buying a whole new book when Big Software Company
X comes out with a new version that, like as not, involves only
microscopic changes. (But, hey, the shareholders and the executives
gotta get paid.)
--Constance Warner
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