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Feedback Summary:
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| Overall Rating: |   (1.9) |
Features: | (3.4) |
Support: | (2.5) |
| Ease of Use: | (2.7) |
Quality / Stability: | (1.7) |
Price: | (1.9) |
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Still Loyal After All These Years - Version: 10.0, 6/29/2009 11:08AM PST
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Mackidockie
Testimonial - Version: 10.0, 6/6/2009 09:25AM PST
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Pierre Langlois
I was a great supporter of GoLive. When GoLive became unsupported, i naturaly tried to work with Dreamweaver. There is nothing common between both: GoLive was much more "mac like" than Dreamweaver is. Despite a lot of efforts and goodwill, i have never been able to feel comfortable with DreamWeaver. I did try it three times, removing it each time after a month, then downloading it again saying to myself "this cannot be possible, you MUST work with this". Furthermore, CS4 was crashing on me regularely. So, no way! i gave up. I now work with CODA and WebDNA.
Amazing - Version: 9.0, 9/30/2008 09:29PM PST
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Cowicide
Amazing how Adobe made Dreamweaver CS3 9.0 so perfect, fast and bug-free that there was never an update for 9.0 and they are now about to release CS4. : /
Adobe is really starting to take us for granted. I'm looking at alternatives harder and harder and will jump ship at this rate.
Adobe is really starting to take us for granted. I'm looking at alternatives harder and harder and will jump ship at this rate.
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- Amazing (1 replies)
Worse, Adobe's customer service and technical support are Byzantine and adversarial, as good as hostile. Don't worry, because it takes hours to get through to someone. Even longer when your calls get dropped.