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The editors liked
Good collection of CSS layouts
Spry effects easy to use and powerful
Photoshop and Fireworks integration
Dreamweaver CS3s interface will be familiar to users of previous versions Improved CSS capabilities
Good integration with other CS3 applications
Universal binary for both PowerPCand Intelbased Macs
The editors didn't like
Spry widgets too hard for beginners
No built-in support for Web 2.0 features
Adobe CSS Advisor site not yet useful
Dreamweaver CS3s Spry framework features should be tested for compatibility
Browser compatibility check requires an Internet connection
Update is not a groundbreaking move forward
Lack of intuitive design spells trouble for Web design newcomers
Abstract: Dreamweaver is almost as ubiquitous in the Web-design arena as Photoshop is in the world of print. Unusually for a Web tool, its huge range of tools caters for designers and developers alike. This latest release is Dreamweaver’s first incarnation si...
Abstract: CS3 is the first version of Dreamweaver released since it passed from Macromedia to Adobe. Adobe hasnt changed its price significantly. Users of the last three versions published by Macromedia (Dreamweaver 8, MX 2004 and MX) can upgrade for around ...
Abstract: Dreamweaver CS3 Web authoring and image production in perfect harmony The web-design community has been waiting for this release since Adobe’s purchase of Macromedia in 2006. As the two web-design tools are almost always employed together, Dreamweav...
Abstract: Improved CSS handling and the new Ajax support make this the most significant Dreamweaver release for years. Dreamweaver has dominated the world of web design since its introduction. Recently, however, theres been growing concern that its been tradi...
Good collection of CSS layouts, Spry effects easy to use and powerful, Photoshop and Fireworks integration
Spry widgets too hard for beginners, No built-in support for Web 2.0 features, Adobe CSS Advisor site not yet useful
Dreamweaver is a jewel in the crown of Adobes acquisition of Macromedia. Without doubt the de facto standard of professional web development, its been streets ahead of Adobes GoLive application in popularity for years. Now part of the Adobe family, ...
Dreamweaver CS3s interface will be familiar to users of previous versions Improved CSS capabilities, Good integration with other CS3 applications, Universal binary for both PowerPCand Intelbased Macs
Dreamweaver CS3s Spry framework features should be tested for compatibility, Browser compatibility check requires an Internet connection, Update is not a groundbreaking move forward, Lack of intuitive design spells trouble for Web design newcomers
Dreamweaver CS3s universal binary alone could make the upgrade worthwhile for some users, and improved CSS plus new Spry features will be welcome to pros. But thats not a lot of advances for the steep price...
Dreamweaver CS3 offers useful new tools for designers and provides a preview of how integration with the other programs in Adobes Creative Suite can benefit Dreamweaver users. It offers new features in three key areas: integration with other Adobe pr...
Published: 2008-01-10, Author: T. , review by: blogcritics.org
Abstract: This is the fifth part of a series of reviews that will cover what is contained in the Adobe Creative Suite 3 (CS3) Master Collection. When Adobe released CS3 earlier this year, they not only released single version products, but also six separate suit...
Very powerful design tools, Slick and functional interface, Programs loads and runs very quickly, Support for Windows Vista, Cons, Tools and features can confuse novice users, Save & Share Article, Digg, Google, del.icio.us, Yahoo!, Reddit
Abstract: Adobes massive Creative Suite 3 launch brings together the programs formerly owned by Macromedia, which Adobe acquired in 2006, with Adobes own suite of design and Web tools. In CS3, two Adobe programs, GoLive and Image Ready, have been replaced by D...
