On Oct 17, 2008, at 2:13 AM, Dreamweaver Talk wrote:

Dreamweaver Talk Digest #247
1) Re: 3.3 to beta 4?
by "Jordan L. Chilcott - Dreamweaver Talk List Admin" <dreamweaver-admin@lists.lassosoft.com
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From: "Jordan L. Chilcott - Dreamweaver Talk List Admin" <dreamweaver-admin@lists.lassosoft.com
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Subject: Re: [Dreamweaver Talk] 3.3 to beta 4?
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 05:10:43 -0400

You will probably find the beta expiring shortly, considering that CS4
has been released.

jord

On Oct 15, 2008, at 10:52 PM, Kat wrote:

> I bought DW 3.3 (CS 3.3) and installed it on MacPro. I'm considering
> upgrading to DW beta. Any issues?

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I think I'm ready to move up to a newer version of Dreamweaver myself.
I currently am using DreamweaverMX 2004 with a Macbook and Leopard.
I'm getting really tired of crashing. Does anyone have any guidelines
that would help me decide if I need any of the package deals, or if
just Dreamweaver by itself would fit my needs? The pocketbook says
less is better, but I don't want to miss out on a good deal by being
too tight-fitsted to get what is best.

I do some web design for a few others, but fairly simple pages. I'm in
a huge CSS learning curve now and wonder how much learning time it
will take to get back up to speed when I upgrade. Any help or
suggestions would be appreciated.

Bev Ludlow
Renaissance Jewelry
http://www.wirewrapjeweler.com/
http://www.craftersofcalifornia.com/
http://www.bhlwebdesign.com/




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