I do a LOT of php coding, ALL of it manually.  I think I may upgrade to see
what all it will do.  Thanks Robin, and everyone else, for the comments.

Thanks,
Keith D Sellars
WebGraffix
www.webgraffix.com

"Making database sites seem easy"

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robin Liston" <rliston(at)cox.net>
To: <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 12:50 AM
Subject: DW MX (was Re: picture slicer)


> I hate the new panel layout of MX, even on a 20" monitor the document
> window is too small. However, you can set the preferences to "classic"
> Dreamweaver so it looks like Dreamweaver 3/4.
>
> I like the split code/design view, the accessibility features, the built
in
> validation support, and support for XHTML.
>
> If you use the database side of it, it now supports ASP.NET, Cold Fusion,
> and PHP. (I think UltraDev 4 only supported ASP and JSP originally.)
>
> My MX version seems to crash less now too.
>
> But for pure HTML needs...I don't see too much difference between the old
> and the new.
>
> At 09:38 PM 04/17/2003 -0400, Keith D Sellars wrote:
> >I have DreamWeaver 3.0 and have gotten pretty familiar with all of its
> >capabilities (since I've had it so long, I guess I "should" have gotten
> >familiar with it by now!!!).  I am considering upgrading to MX, but it
looks
> >so much different from 3.0.  For anyone that is using it (MX), do you
like
> >it?  What all will/can it do that, say DreamWeaver can't do (apart from
> >obvious feature upgrades that could be expected to be included)?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Keith D Sellars
> >WebGraffix
> >www.webgraffix.com
> >
> >"Making database sites seem easy"
>
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