I've had a bit of a play with Dream Weaver.
If you are starting with a good knowledge of the structure of HTML and
CSS code, it's kind of doable, but it you're starting from scratch, it
might be a bit of a challenge.
If it's just HTML and CSS code you are writing, a good text editor would
be easier.
Glen
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On 07-Feb-2017 9:28 am, Teresa Arroyo Llosa wrote:
Hello all,
Using Windows 8.1-64 and latest Jaws 16.
As I mentioned before, I am doing some softwere couses online, and two, which I
haven’t started yet, are Adobe dreamweaver cs5 and Adobe indesign cs4. Are
these programs accessible with Jaws 16?
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Teresa Arroyo Llosa
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