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1 7th April 01:34
mark_stuver
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Default Going from GoLive 7 to Dreamweaver CS3



Within the next week my work place is forcing me to switch from Mac to Vista. With it I will be getting the Creative Suite CS3. Currently I am designing websites in Golive 7. What challenges will I be facing when I convert my GoLive 7 websites to Dreamweaver CS3? Also, is Dreamweaver totally different or will I be able to stumble my way through it enough to make decent websites?

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2 7th April 01:34
jonfritz
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Default Going from GoLive 7 to Dreamweaver CS3



All in all it's a very strong web creation app (some say stronger than GL), but it is completely different from what you are using now. Definitely pick up the Classroom in a Book and any other DW tutorials to minimize your down-time.

You will be able to create some fantastic stuff with it, but it will take some time.
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3 7th April 01:34
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See if your company will pay for a few months of a service such as lynda.com. The online training videos could make a huge difference on the learning curve. Do you rely on menu machine in Golive? If so, there isn't a version for Dreamweaver (yet)
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4 7th April 01:34
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Default Going from GoLive 7 to Dreamweaver CS3


Thank you for the suggestions. Yes I do rely on menu machine ... that could be a big problem.
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