Thread: Dreamweaver MX

The preview looks good.

But you need a big screen for all those toolbars it puts on

Anyone else used it???

I've had a quick look, and I certainly like the look of it, although there are some little niggly bugs I'm sure they'll be sorted for release  

I may actually buy it - as I don;t have VS any more and the preview functionality in NotePad isn't very good

We'll be upgrading if only for the reason it doesn't whizz you to the very end of a coldfusion block every time you click on one !!!

I downloaded DW MX... haven't installed it yet though.

Fireworks MX looks nice.

It is available to buy today - download only though

You can download a 30 day trial from http://www.macromedia.com/software/dreamwe...eaver/download/

Havent had the chance to have a play with Dreamweaver MX yet

I had a play with FlashMX the other day though, I prefer it to Flash 5.

Be nice if Borland sorted out Delphi now, I still prefer Vr 3/4 to 6.

I don't know. I really like Delphi v.6 over v.5 and previous.

David

Ive tried dw mx and flash mx and i have to say i like them both, whats fireworks mx like, i haven't got that yet.
Ive also just got photoshop 7 and i love that too, you would think with all this stuff i would actually make some sites and some graphics

Originally posted by dbarker@Jun 20 2002, 07:08 AM
I don't know. I really like Delphi v.6 over v.5 and previous.

David

Delphi 5+ has a shaky component import system (on my PC anyway) which means I can only import componants if they have the source code and some of my 3rd party files are .dcu, which means they only install with D3

I like some of the new componts bundled with D4 such as Action list which cuts down my coding times.

Delphi v6 is ok, they've never managed to fix *ANY* of the thousands of problems with Builder , we have several major problems with their DB components, have had the support people flown over from Holland, referred back to R&D in the states and the best they can offer is (QUOTE) "yes it is a problem, no there is no workaround and no we dont think we can fix it, but for £12,500 you can go on a platinum support contract, which means *if* we fix it we'll notify you"

I use Dreamweaver MX and Fireworks MX, and think there both great peices of software and well worth buying. Macromedia just keeps getting better!

I find MX versions of dreamweaver very good. Fireworks, I prefer my version 4 to the mx. Photoshop CS is the daddy when it comes to graphic editing.

MX 2004 is great, but yea – still lacking in the CSS department, but the Sites features are good. Still needs some more improvements, but its leading the way so no real alternatives.