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I'm intending to pick up a copy of Dreamweaver ...
Since I'm currently using V1.2 I figured it was about time I moved up a notch :) ...
However Ive noticed that there is now Dreamweaver and Dreamweaver Ultra Dev...
From what I can gather Ultra Dev is an enhanced Dreamweaver app...
But am I missing the point somewhere? ...
Anyone help?
Since I'm currently using V1.2 I figured it was about time I moved up a notch :) ...
However Ive noticed that there is now Dreamweaver and Dreamweaver Ultra Dev...
From what I can gather Ultra Dev is an enhanced Dreamweaver app...
But am I missing the point somewhere? ...
Anyone help?
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I have Ultra Dev and i don't think it differs that much.
I think it is more for beginners.
I think it is more for beginners.
Your Honour wrote:
> Cheers mate, and the *cough, crack?
I probably shouldn't post any URl's on a public forum ;)
ICQ me sometime if you want. (56365841)
> Cheers mate, and the *cough, crack?
I probably shouldn't post any URl's on a public forum ;)
ICQ me sometime if you want. (56365841)
No problem, enjoy the program.
oops...
charrs = cheers
:)
charrs = cheers
:)
Reaper[DC] wrote:
> Nope, nothing intrusive on the UI, looks pretty much identical to
> standard DW with the exception of a small bar at the top with
> shortcuts to debugging scripts and reference manuals etc. If you
> think you might need/want the extra features at some point, and can
> afford it, get Ultradev. Depends how much you value the extras.
Cool... charrs man.. thanks for all your help :)
> Nope, nothing intrusive on the UI, looks pretty much identical to
> standard DW with the exception of a small bar at the top with
> shortcuts to debugging scripts and reference manuals etc. If you
> think you might need/want the extra features at some point, and can
> afford it, get Ultradev. Depends how much you value the extras.
Cool... charrs man.. thanks for all your help :)
Yeah, quick quote -
｣269.99 for DW4
｣468.99 for Ultradev 4
Not really worth it unless you're sure you'll want the extras, unless you have money to burn..
｣269.99 for DW4
｣468.99 for Ultradev 4
Not really worth it unless you're sure you'll want the extras, unless you have money to burn..
You seen how mcuh DW4 Dev is?
Something like $599
Something like $599
｣lots...
Need it for some hosting too, with NTL's portscans and restrictions on running daemons. ｣110/month for 2mbps, break even on that ok with design work. My dad will pay some too, I guess. Or just not use it. Muahaha.
Need it for some hosting too, with NTL's portscans and restrictions on running daemons. ｣110/month for 2mbps, break even on that ok with design work. My dad will pay some too, I guess. Or just not use it. Muahaha.
Nope, nothing intrusive on the UI, looks pretty much identical to standard DW with the exception of a small bar at the top with shortcuts to debugging scripts and reference manuals etc. If you think you might need/want the extra features at some point, and can afford it, get Ultradev. Depends how much you value the extras.
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