>I have just purchased DW4. and am taking my time in trying to understand the
>changes in terminology and use before I take the big dive. I have been using
>MS Front Page for about four years and have finally come to the conclusion
>that it's time to break away from the oligarcal monopoly as much and as soon
as possible. I'm In the process of moving into the Linux world as well.


Welcome to the list, Wayne.

If you're like me, you'll find that Dreamweaver is a deep program. I
still feel like I'm scratching the surface. (Though admittedly, I'm
not a full time web designer).

Anyway...This is in no way a criticism - nor am I hoping to start of
another barrage of off-topic posts... But I am curious about the
statement about moving from Windows to Linux...

With the functionality and stability of OS X, I'm wondering why
you're not looking at Apple. To whit... here's a recent article
culled from the Linux Journal.

http:////www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5610

Of course, I am sure you have very sound reasons for embracing Linux.

As for me, I'm still basking in the glow. I've just started using OS
X on one of the new iMacs with a G4 , and it simply kicks butt. The
whole package is a pleasure to use.

Respectfully submitted,

Richard

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