If you ask the same question on the GoLive list, you will hear people
tell you 'GoLive'. So, I am not sure what you are expecting to hear
over on this list (but you will most likely hear 'Dreamweaver'). I use
both apps and I love and hate them both. I will admit that I often
reach for StudioMX first these days. For the kinds of sites that I have
been doing, nothing beats DWMX's template handling as well as its
dynamic content abilities (and, yes, I have tried GoLive for dynamic
previewing but it doesn't cut it like Dreamweaver does, which is
important to me these days).

However, this is my opinion and is often worth no more than the piece
of paper you may print this on (or just save your paper).

jord

On Sunday, April 27, 2003, at 10:09 PM, writebrain@writebrain.com wrote:

> Hi guys- new here- if it were between Dreamweaver and GoLive 6 for a
> designer to
> get going on web pages which would you recommend? Which is more user
> friendly for
> design-
>
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