DSA wrote: > Hey guys, > I think you'll find Dreamweaver was designed for Apple MAC, and has only > recently been adapted for Windows.
Yes, its dual-platform. A Linux version would be nice. > In case you're wondering, Dreamweaver, even in the Windows > configuration, is an excellent tool for Web development, and in > conjunction with the other Adobe products Flash and Fireworks, its > superb. I am sure you meant Macromedia ;) I agree with you that its a fantastic product. More so if you know what you're doing, of course. After doing a weekend course at the Polytech I was impressed enough to purchase the academic version. (I'd only signed up to learn Dreamweaver, so the introductory HTML stuff bored me senseless.) Before that I was using pico to write my HTML by hand. Dreamweaver actually lets me concentrate on the *design* aspect, playing around with ideas without spending hours writing messy table code. While I edit I can keep a good eye on the code so if it does get confused (which is not often) I can easily fix it. Also the site management features are worth their weight in gold. BTW it could be worse; most of the part-time web courses seem to teach with Frontpage. Cheers, - Dave http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/
