I generally steer clear of beta software, but Dreamweaver CS4 sounds too
cool to ignore (Fireworks CS4, too). So I'm thinking of giving it a try.

But I wondered if it's good enough to use for "production," or is it
truly suitable for little more than a test drive, as Adobe's test drive
suggests. Are any of you using Dreamweaver and/or Fireworks CS4 on a
regular basis?

Thanks.

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I was using it for awhile but went back to CS3 because technically speaking my
system is below the requirements (currently running G4 @ 1.67Ghz w/ 1.5gb DDR2
Ram).

I tried working around some sites just to try and use the features, but I
never intended it to take the place of CS3 at this point. I wouldn't trust
working in a beta product in case something were to go wrong.

I've been using it for a while in a production environment. Your mileage
may vary.

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"David Blomstrom" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:g33tuc$ohd$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>I generally steer clear of beta software, but Dreamweaver CS4 sounds too
>cool to ignore (Fireworks CS4, too). So I'm thinking of giving it a try.
>
> But I wondered if it's good enough to use for "production," or is it truly
> suitable for little more than a test drive, as Adobe's test drive
> suggests. Are any of you using Dreamweaver and/or Fireworks CS4 on a
> regular basis?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> David Blomstrom: Pol-IT-ics Expert
> http://www.geobop.org/ | http://www.invisible-republic.org/
> http://www.billysoft.org/ (M$)
> http://www.freedomware.us/Topics/Mac_vs_PC/

David Blomstrom wrote:
> I generally steer clear of beta software, but Dreamweaver CS4 sounds too
> cool to ignore (Fireworks CS4, too). So I'm thinking of giving it a try.
>
> But I wondered if it's good enough to use for "production," or is it
> truly suitable for little more than a test drive, as Adobe's test drive
> suggests. Are any of you using Dreamweaver and/or Fireworks CS4 on a
> regular basis?
>
> Thanks.

The adobe people in the beta forum say not to use it in production...

Steve