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  • 19-10-2011 10:53am
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    skinny90
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    dont know if this is the right place to start looking but basically iv a project to do by the end of this month on a website using dream weaver fireworks and photoshop,id rather not go looking for good cracks so my question is would the evaluation copy be sufficient for 30 days ie it'l do everything and its not limited. hope you can help
    skinny


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    Creamy Goodness
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    the eval versions are full 30 day trials.

    question is though do you really need dreamweaver? being honest i don't think it's great to start off using a fully fledges WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor until you know the basics first as they can be quite over whelming.


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    skinny90
    Registered Users Posts: 2,472 ✭✭✭skinny90


    yes i need dreamweaver,the project will be marked with the skills learned using all 3 packages fireworks,and photoshop being the other 2.


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    Creamy Goodness
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    your college should be able to provide you with licenses so.


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    skinny90
    Registered Users Posts: 2,472 ✭✭✭skinny90


    just the evaluation copy which i wont get until next monday or tuesday i need it sooner than that as the project must be completed by the end of the month


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    tricky D
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    More on this. DreamWeaver only uses a single rendering engine so isn't quite WYSIWYG, but more WYSIWYMGIYAL (what you see is what you might get if you are lucky) across browsers. It's a great production tool but falls short for design. Also single product suite oriented courses tend not to transfer well to real world working environments. Back in the day, qualifications from these types of courses meant the CV usually hit the bin. So do yourself a favour OP, do properly learn the nuts and bolts of html at some stage soon. http://w3schools.com is a good staring point.


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